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Moving text in MenuBuilder
You can move text items in MenuBuilder by dragging.
To move a text item:
Open the MenuBuilder project.
1.
Select the text item to move and drag it to a new location.
2.
Tip: You can move multiple text items at the same time by pressing the Shift key while clicking
different text items. Drag the items to the new location.
Tip: You can also move a text item by pixels. Select the text item to move. Hold down the Ctrl key and
an arrow key. The text moves a single pixel in the direction of the arrow.
Tip: You can also move a text item to the next grid border. Select the text item to move. Hold down
the Shift and Ctrl keys while pressing an arrow key. The text moves to the next grid border.
Aligning text in MenuBuilder
You can align text items in MenuBuilder projects horizontally, vertically, and in relation to one
another.
To align text items:
Open the MenuBuilder project.
1.
Press the Shift key and select the text items to align.
2.
From the Edit menu, select Align.
3.
The Alignment dialog box appears.
Select from the alignment options:
4.
The following options are in the Horizontal area:
No change
Left sides Select this option to align items along their left sides.
Centers Select this option to align items along their centers.
Right sides
Space equally
Center in window
The following options are in the Vertical area:
No change
Tops Select this option to align items along their top sides.
Centers Select this option to align items along their centers.
Bottoms Select this option to align items along their bottom sides.
Space equally
Center in window
Click OK.
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Select this option to make no change.
Select this option to align items along their right sides.
Select this option to space items equally horizontally.
Select this option to center items horizontally.
Select this option to make no change.
Select this option to space items equally vertically.
Select this option to center items vertically.