Grouping Objects Together

Often you want Publisher to treat several objects as a single one. That way, if you decide to move one object, you can also move other objects. In Publisher, you can accomplish this with the grouping feature. Group objects when you want to move, resize, or format a set of objects as a single object. If you decide that you want to work with each object independently, you can ungroup them.

Group Objects

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Select the first object you want to group.

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Press and hold Shift while you click the other objects that you want to group together.

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Click the Group Objects button.

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Ungroup Objects

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Select the object you want to ungroup.

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Click the Ungroup Objects button.

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Did You Know?

Sizing handles help identify grouped objects . When you click an object and you see multiple highlighted frames but only one set of sizing handles, it means that the object is part of a group.



Show Me. Microsoft Office 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office 2003
ISBN: 0789730073
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 418

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