| Working with various Objects & Shapes |
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| Aligning of Objects |
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| When selected, every object has handles that surround it. The handles also serve another purpose-they make an invisible rectangular boundary around objects. This boundary is used when aligning objects. When objects are aligned, they are lined up using a common boundary or page edge. For instance, if two objects are aligned on the left, the objects are aligned using each invisible left boundary. |
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| To align objects: |
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| 1. Select two or more objects as shown below. |
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| 2. Choose Arrange > Align and Distribute or click the Align and Distribute button at the right end of the property bar. |
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| The Align and Distribute dialog box appears as shown below: |
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| 3. Select the type of alignment you want: horizontal or vertical. You can align the objects in two dimensions simultaneously or in just one dimension. |
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| 4. To accept the alignment, click Apply. If you aren't satisfied, click Reset and try again. |
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| Shortcut keys -Align and Distribute: |
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| Align Left |
L |
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| Align Right |
R |
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| Align Top |
T |
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| Align Bottom |
B |
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| Align Center Horizontally |
E |
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| Align Center Vertically |
C |
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