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Shouldn't "Convert Artwork to Component" be "Convert Artwork to Skin"?
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11/07/2010
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Catalyst can be pretty misleading on the subject of component skinning.

 

"Convert Artwork to Component" kinda implies that it's gonna convert your artwork to a component. Looking at the code reveals that's exactly what it doesn't do. In fact what it does is convert the artwork to a "spark" skin class. As far as I can tell the only way in Catalyst CS5 to actually create a component is when you "Convert Artwork" to a "Custom/Generic Component". In this case it converts the artwork to a stateful component (and doesn't create a skin). All very misleading.

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