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Select the frame(s) you want to move, then click and drag them by the edge of the frame between the resizing handles. You can nudge a selected frame to move it a small amount by pressing the arrow keys on your keyboard. |
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To move a frame to a precise location:
Note: You can also open the Measurement and Locking dialog by clicking 'Measurement…' on the 'Frame' tab. |
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You cannot drag a frame from one page spread to another. To move a frame, select it and use the toolbar buttons on the Edit tab or shortcut keys to cut the frame (Ctrl+X) and paste (Ctrl+V) it onto the desired page. |
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You can resize a selected frame by dragging the resizing handles at the edges of the frame. If snapping is on, the frame will 'snap' to align itself with other objects as it is resized. If you want to resize multiple frames as if they were one object then you can group them. |
How the content of a frame behaves when a frame is resized will depend on the frame's sizing type.
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You can set a frame to be an exact size by selecting the frame and specifying the Width and Height on the Frame tab. |
Frames can be rotated both clockwise and anti-clockwise using the Rotate buttons located on the Frame tab.
To rotate a frame:
Rotate Anti-clockwise | |
Rotate Clockwise |
The text and symbol content of the frame can be edited as normal after rotation.