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In the following sections we will use the terms constrain or
constraint several times to describe several different functions.
In this
context we refer to constraining the direction of mo ve-
ment. This means
th at the constraints will limit the movement
of the tool being used to a specific direction. This dir ec tion
might be hori zo ntal , vertical, or , in so me cases, diagonal.
There are two sections dealing with constraints. First we will
discuss
constrained manipulation , then we will cover con-
strained drawing.
For our purpo ses, we refer to special functions as a series
of keyboard combinations which operate in conjunction with
the mou se to perform certain special operations. We also
include here a series
of options which can be accessed by
double-clicking the mouse.