Aligning Objects |
Alignment refers to how objects are positioned relative to one another or relative to the template or region of the template.
Alignment options vary depending on the number of objects selected.
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Alignment Options |
1 Object Selected |
2 or More Objects Selected |
3 or More Objects Selected |
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Align the object(s) horizontally or vertically in relationship to the template or region of the template. |
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Align the objects horizontally or vertically in relationship to each other. |
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X |
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Align the objects so that they are spaced an equal distance apart from each other, either horizontally or vertically |
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X |
To align one or more objects
Click on the object you want to align to select it; if more than one object needs to be aligned, hold down the Shift or Ctrl key as you click on each object that you want to align.
From the Arrange menu, choose Align to open the Align dialog. Alternatively, select Arrange from the object's context menu and choose Align, or simply select the desired option from the arrange toolbar.
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When aligning two or more objects, the master selected object defines the positioning of all other selected objects, and the other selected objects are aligned in relationship to it. You can recognize the master selected object by the green selection border outlining it; the secondary selected objects are outlined with gray selection borders. When selecting multiple objects, the first object selected is the master selected object. |
