September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
Aligning is similar to snapping; the main difference is that for something to snap, you set up a snap target and use your mouse to move the selection close enough to that target, whereas aligning commands themselves move the selected objects by any distances necessary to arrange them in a certain way.
Alignment commands are collected in the powerful Align and Distribute dialog. Open it by pressing
or by selecting a command in the Object menu. The basic routine is: You select the objects you want to align, call up this dialog, and click one of the buttons to perform the alignment.
Figure 7-13 shows the Align part of the dialog with all ...
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