Editing Objects in a Word Drawing
To work with a line, a rectangle, a circle, an AutoShape, or another object, you must first select it. Lines and shapes are selected when you first place them in your document. After that, you can select a line or shape at any time by clicking on it. When the object is selected, small circles called sizing handles appear at the ends or corners of the shape.
After you select a shape, you can
Move the shape by dragging it
Shrink or enlarge the shape by clicking on a sizing handle and dragging it
Delete the shape by pressing the Backspace or Delete key
Selecting Multiple Drawing Objects at Once
Most of your original drawings—and virtually any piece of editable Office clip art—contain more than one shape. You'll often ...
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