2/12/2011

Changing your paper color in StoryBook Creator Plus 3.0

Have you ever wished that blue paper was a shade of pink instead?  Or do you love to work in black and white and want more options?  Or do you really like the monochromatic look for your pages?  Well you can have all this and more with StoryBook Creator Plus 3.0.  You can take one page and change it to a myriad of different options. This short video demonstrates how easy it is to do.  Please let me know if you have any questions.

Share in the comments section what your favorite tool to change colors of a paper is.


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  1. AnonymousJune 22, 2011 at 11:44 PM

    I can see the video but there is no volume. I was really wanted to see this!! Thanks!!!!!

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  2. Cheryl W. FreyeJune 23, 2011 at 7:55 AM

    I'm so sorry the sound doesn't come through on your computer. It most likely has to do with your settings. Or you may have older versions of Java.

    Here is a brief breakdown of how to accomplish this:

    1. Select your paper
    2. Go to the Color Tab in StoryBook Creator Plus
    3. You can play with any of the icons on this tab to get different effects for your paper. Just click on each one, move it around and see if you like it.
    4. Once you find an effect you like you can then right click on the paper from the left elements panel in StoryBook Creator Plus and choose Save As Content. Then save it as a paper and it will be accessible to you in future projects.

    Please contact me if you have more questions. I would be happy to help you.

    Cheryl Freye
    freye@fairpoint.net

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