CorelDRAW lets you align multiple objects with the center of the drawing page horizontally or vertically. Single or multiple objects can also be arranged along the edge of the page and to the nearest point on a grid.
Distributing objects automatically adds spacing between them based on their width, height, and center points. You can distribute objects so that their center points or selected edges (for example, top or right) appear at equal intervals. You can also distribute objects so that there is equal space between them. You can distribute objects over the extent of the bounding box surrounding them or over the entire drawing page.
To align an object with an object
1. Select the objects.
The object used to align the left, right, top, or bottom edge is determined by either the order of creation or order of selection. If you marquee select the objects before you align them, the last object created is used. If you select the objects one at a time, the last object selected is the reference point for aligning the other objects.
2. Click Arrange Align and distribute Align and distribute.
3. Click the Align tab.
4. Enable any of the following check boxes to specify horizontal and vertical alignment:
• Left, Center, or Right — aligns objects vertically
• Top, Center, or Bottom — aligns objects horizontally
5. From the Align objects to list box, choose Active objects.
If you are aligning text objects, choose one of the following from the For text source objects use list box:
• First line baseline — uses the baseline of the first line of text as a reference point
• Last line baseline — uses the baseline of the last line of text as a reference point
• Bounding box — uses the bounding box of a text object as a reference point
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