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What are guide lines? A. Letters or words that look like calligraphy B. Styles used by tools when they create lines or shapes C. Reference lines used to line up objects D. Paths created by the Stroke to
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What are guide lines? A. Letters or words that look like calligraphy B. Styles used by tools when they create lines or shapes C. Reference lines used to line up objects D. Paths created by the Stroke to Path command

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C. Reference lines used to line up objects

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These lines are there as a guide in an artwork. It can be used to make sure the piece is balanced.

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