...or other tricks?

If there is no way to change the "background rectangle" color, anybody
 
have other tricks for masking behind text to obscure geometry behind it?

I want a callout to sit on top of a line, and "block out" the line  
underneath.

You know...

-tom

Always ambitious!

Thanks Roy - but my expectations are non-existent.

-tom

>
> Tom:
>> If there is no way to change the "background rectangle"
color,
>>
> You are rather ambitious in your expectation of speedy replies
> on the weekend.

Tom:
> If there is no way to change the "background rectangle" color,
>
You are rather ambitious in your expectation of speedy replies 
on the weekend.
-- 
Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)

"lemoto" <ctech@corel.ca> wrote :

> You are rather ambitious in your expectation of speedy replies
> on the weekend.

Particularly Betty Windsor's Birthday public holiday long weekend (at least 
here in Australia!)

(We are all loyal subjects of Her Majesty - at least when she gives us a 
Public Holiday :-)  )

Paddy

Lars,

I guess you're talking about a "real callout", eh?  I seldom (never)
use  
them, and I was fishing for how to change the background of any text  
object.  Is there a way?

-tom

>
> The background color of a callout text box is derived from the default  
> fill
> color. Just change the default fill to whatever you like. Then you have
> plenty of options of what the text box should look like. Just select the
> callout arrow and choose the desired shape from the property bar.
> /Lars
>
> "tom" <tom@gtflash.net> skrev i meddelandet  
> news:op.ttpt2rzwh6aw3r@daddy2...
>>
>>
>> If there is no way to change the "background rectangle"
color, anybody
>> have other tricks for masking behind text to obscure geometry behind
it?
>>
>> I want a callout to sit on top of a line, and "block out" the
line
>> underneath.
>>
>> You know...
>>
>> -tom
>>
>
>
>