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replyReply Thu 21 Jun 2007, 14:03Delegate Dionne said...

Dionne has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Powerpoint Introduction course
Word Intermediate course

Autoshapes

test question - how do you aline autoshapes

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replyReply Thu 21 Jun 2007, 14:24Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Autoshapes

Hi Dionne,

Thanks for the question

You can align autoshapes by using the Draw menu at the bottom of your screen, and there is an option there once you have highlighted your Autoshape to Align and Distribute.

Hope this helps, anything else let me know

Tracy

 

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