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To Do the following
Set spacing In the Baseline grid area, type a value in the Spacing box.
Set distance from top Type a value in the Start from top box.
Setting this value to 0 makes the first line of the baseline grid
overlap with the top edge of the drawing page.
Set color Open the Color picker, and choose a color.
To turn baseline grid snapping on or off
On the standard toolbar, click Snap to, and enable the Baseline grid check box.
Setting up guidelines
Guidelines are lines that can be placed anywhere in the drawing window to aid in object placement. In some applications, guidelines are
known as guides.
There are three types of guidelines: horizontal, vertical, and angled. By default, the application displays guidelines that you add to the
drawing window, but you can hide them at any time. You can also use objects as guides.
You can set guidelines for individual pages or you can set guidelines for the entire document. For more information about local and master
guidelines, see “Local layers and master layers” on page 261.
You can add a guideline wherever you need one; however, you can also choose to add preset guidelines. There are two types of preset
guidelines: Corel presets and user-defined presets. An example of a Corel preset is one with guidelines that appear at one-inch margins.
User-defined presets are guidelines whose location you specify. For example, you can add preset guidelines that display margins at a distance
you specify or that define a column layout or grid. You can remove guidelines at any time.
Guidelines use the unit of measure specified for rulers. For information about ruler settings, see “To customize ruler settings” on page 495.
To display or hide the guidelines
Click View Guidelines.
A check mark beside the Guidelines command indicates that the guidelines are displayed.
You can also display or hide the guidelines by clicking Tools Guidelines and clicking the Show or hide guidelines button .
You can also access additional guideline options by clicking Tools Options, and then clicking Guidelines in the Document list of
categories.
To add a horizontal or vertical guideline
1
Click Tools Guidelines.
2 Choose one of the following options from the Guideline type list box:
Horizontal
Vertical
3 Specify the location of the guideline in the x or y box.
4 Click Add.