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,To
delete a graphic
frame:
1. Select
the graphic
frame
you want
to delete.
2.
Press DELETE.
To_na graphic f rarno.,To
set area attributes
for a frame:
set the area attributes.
To a_ust the border of
a frame, set He line
attributes.
1. Select
the graphic
frame.
2.
Select
Area Attributes
from the Graphics
menu.
A dia/og
box appears.
3.
If Filled is not selected,
click on it; then select
the Area Attributes
you
want.
4.
Click on Apply;
then click on Close.
,To
set line attributes
for a frame:
1. Select
the graphic
frame.
2. Select
Line Attributes
from the Graphics
menu.
A dialog
box appears.
3.
If Filled is not selected,
click on it; then select
the line attributes
you want.
4.
Click on Apply;
then click on Close.
Using Grids
You can position graphics using the grids, snapping
objects into place for you
automatically.
The grid is a pattern of evenly-spaced
vertical and horizontal
lines that help you a!ign and size objects. You can also change the spacing of
the grids-
You can also automatically
snap (or position) objects along grid lines when
you create them. Snapping
objects to the grid is often faster and more
accurate than positioning
them manually.
,To
show or hide the grid:
1. Select
Grids from
the Layout
menu.
A dialog
box appears.
If Snap to Grid
is selected
in this dialog
box,
Word Processing
aligns
objects to the grid.
2.
Select
Show
Grid to show
the grid.
OR
Deselect
Show
Grid to hide the grid.
3.
Click on Apply.
4.
Click on Close.
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