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You can modify elements you've added to a form – such as shapes, text boxes and images – using the options in the Customise tab. Some of these options are described below.
Set up grid lines
In the Customise tab, click Grid Options and then select the spacing you want between the grid lines.The Snap to grid option helps you align fields and elements on your form.
- Click to select the element you want to edit.
- Move the element by clicking and dragging it to a new position on your form.
You can also set the element’s position manually by entering coordinates in the Placement fields in the Customise tab. - Change the element’s size by clicking and dragging the anchor points on the corners of the element.
- Rotate the shape by clicking the top anchor point and dragging the cursor. The element is rotated around one of its corners.
Note that you can't rotate tables.
- Click the element once to select it.
- Click Arrange and then choose an option.
- Select the elements you want to align. To do this, hold down the
Ctrl
key on your keyboard and click each element. - Click Align and then choose an alignment option.
- Select the element and do one of the following to copy or cut:
- Use the clipboard buttons in the Customise tab to cut, copy and paste.
- Right mouse-click and choose Cut or Copy.
- Use the clipboard buttons in the Customise tab to cut, copy and paste.
- Click on the area of the form where you want to paste the element, then either:
- Use the clipboard buttons in the Customise tab to paste.
- Right mouse-click and choose Paste.
Select the element and do one of the following:
- press
Delete
on your keyboard. - right mouse-click and choose Delete.