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Active Objects Use this option to perform alignments based on the area occupied by your selected objects Edge Of Page Three options exist for aligning objects in relation to your page borders in combination with or independently of other alignment options For example, to align your selected object(s) to the upper-right corner of your current document page, choose Top and Right in combination with Edge Of Page from the drop-down list Choosing the Edge Of Page option without choosing the Top, Right, or Other check box won t change the alignment of your selected objects Center Of Page This option centers your object(s) on your page based on its width and height If Left, Right, Top, or Bottom is selected as the vertical or horizontal align option, the alignment is immediately changed to the center of the page Align To Grid If you want your selected object(s) to align with the closest grid point on your page, choose Align To Grid in combination with other options Choosing this option causes your selected objects to align to the closest grid line, based on your selection For example, choosing Align To Grid in combination with the Bottom alignment option causes the bottom of your object to align to the closest grid line Naturally, this option is most useful if you can see the grid: with no objects selected, right-click on the page (any tool except the Zoom Tool can be the active tool for this), and then choose View | Grid from the pop-up menu To change the Grid Frequency and Spacing, right-click over a Ruler and then choose Grid Setup Specified Point Use this option in combination with vertical and/or horizontal alignment options to specify an exact point to use as the basis for the alignment After you click the Apply button, your cursor will become a crosshair, which you click anywhere to define the aligning point.

Text alignment options in CorelDRAW X4 enable you to use specific areas of a text object for alignment, as follows:

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First Line Baseline Choose First Line Baseline to have CorelDRAW use the baseline of the first line of text as a reference for the alignment action Last Line Baseline Choose this option to have CorelDRAW use the baseline of the last line of text as a reference for the alignment action

To align objects quickly, use hot keys while at least two objects are selected and while using the Pick Tool Here are the hot keys you can use to align objects: