Arranging Objects |
Object snapping refers to a behavior of the user interface in which objects are pulled toward or guided to alignment with other elements on the template or data entry form as you move and resize them.
You can copy and paste objects by using standard Windows copy-and-paste and drag-and-drop operations.
You can delete or cut and paste objects elsewhere on the template or form.
You can resize any object by dragging it to the size that you want or by modifying its size properties in the Object Properties dialog.
You can move objects on the template by using a drag-and-drop operation, by entering values on the Position property page, or by using the arrow keys on your keyboard.
Use the ability to stack objects to specify how these elements overlap one another on the template. This feature can help you add unique graphics and other special effects to your design.
When you duplicate an object, you can copy it and specify (without pasting) the number of copies that you want to be placed on the template and the location of the copies relative to the original object.
You can rotate an object in place around its own center point or around a specified anchor.