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Old 06-18-2011, 11:58 AM
TdeV TdeV is offline Positioning drawing elements in Powerpoint Windows XP Positioning drawing elements in Powerpoint Office 2007
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Default Positioning drawn objects in Powerpoint

When I first started using the Arrange button, it seemed to arrange separate images correctly which it is no longer doing. Perhaps I have inadvertently set some option somewhere.



What I would like to do:
  • use arrange to vertically align boxes (objects created with drawing tool) where the alignment distributes between the top and bottom selected boxes. I.e. if I select 4 boxes, and the if the top box is 2.13" from the top of the slide, and the bottom is 5.13" from the top of the slide, I want vertical alignment to distribute all 4 boxes evenly between 2.13" and 5.13". How alignment works now is that the 4 boxes are being distributed between top and bottom of entire slide (page).
  • use "align to top" to align currently selected boxes to the topmost box. Alignment is currently aligning to the top of the slide (page).
[I have some idea that drawing objects on-top-of/inside a text frame produces different results from drawing objects on-top-of no frame at all.]

Can you help?

Last edited by TdeV; 06-19-2011 at 08:30 AM. Reason: clarification
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