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When making courseware, it is often necessary to align some objects. Only by feeling, using the mouse drag or 4 arrow keys, it is difficult to achieve the precise alignment of multiple objects. To avoid "horseshoes striking difference", you can use the following methods:

Method One: Use grid and drawing guides to assist in aligning

1, click the right mouse button in the blank of the slide, click the "Grid and Guide" command in the pop-up shortcut menu, and check the related options in the pop-up dialog box (Figure 1).

Figure 1

2, move the mouse over the drawing guide line, press the key to drag the mouse to add a new drawing guide line, with this as the guide, drag through the mouse to achieve the alignment of the object (note: When you press the key to use the arrow keys, you can make the object move in pixels, more conducive to the precise alignment of objects) (Figure 2).

Figure 2

Method Two: Use the Align or distribute toolbar to achieve fast alignment of objects

1. After you drag the mouse to select the object you want to align, click draw/Align or distribute/horizontal center in the Drawing toolbar (Figure 3) to align the object vertically.

Figure 3

2. If you click Draw/Align or Distribute/portrait distribution in turn, you can make the selected objects evenly spaced vertically (figure 4).

Figure 4

Method Three: Implement the alignment of multiple objects with the "position" property of the object

After you drag the mouse to select the object that you want to align, double-click on any object, pop-up the Format Object dialog box, click the Top Position tab, enter the horizontal position (Figure 5), you can align the left side of the object (Figure 6), enter the vertical position, you can make the top of the object alignment.

Figure 5

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