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132 Editing Objects

Snapping

The Snapping feature simplifies placement and alignment by "magnetizing"

moved or resized objects to grid dots and guide lines. Objects can also snap to

other guides on the page such as page margins, rows, and columns (see p. 50), as

well as the page edge, and page/margin centers (i.e., the center of the page in

relation to the page edge or page margins). In addition, dynamic guides can be

used to align and resize objects to existing object edges and centers by snapping.

Guides appear dynamically as you drag objects.

To turn snapping on and off globally:

• Click Snapping on the Hintline (don't click the drop-down

arrow). The button has an orange color when snapping is switched on.

Once snapping is enabled, you can selectively switch on/off snapping options

(i.e., Ruler Guides, Dot Grid, etc).

To turn individual snapping controls on and off:

• Click the down arrow on the Snapping button (Hintline) and

check/uncheck a snapping option via the drop-down menu.

The Snapping menu option offers the full set of snapping options

for the user. You can also control Snapping Distance, i.e. the

distance at which an object will start to snap to a dot, guide, etc.

For precise ruler guide placement, check Snapping>Ruler Marks

in Tools>Options to snap guides to ruler marks.

Snapping with dynamic guides

For accurate object alignment and resizing, you can use dynamic guides instead

of setting ruler guides manually or performing selection, transform, and

alignment operations. These red-colored guides are shown between the vertices

of the last three selected placed page objects and the manipulated object and

"visually suggest" possible snapping options such as snap to the placed object's

left, right, center, top, right, bottom, or to the page center. You can include

objects to snap to by dragging over objects.

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