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l Paragraph Format: Displays a list of generic element types that can be used for a text
element. Selecting one of them converts the element where the cursor is located into the
appropriate element (for example <p> for Paragraph, <h3> for Heading 3, etc).
l Float
l Left: Floats the current element to the left. This is equivalent to setting the CSS
float property to left.
l Right: Floats the current element to the right. This is equivalent to setting the CSS
float property to right.
l None: Removes any float style applied to the currently selected element.
l Align Objects:
l Top: Aligns the top side of the selected objects with the top edge of the last selected
object.
l Middle: Aligns the middle of the selected objects with the middle of the last selected
object. Objects may move up or down.
l Bottom: Aligns the bottom side of the selected objects with the bottom edge of the
last selected object.
l Left: Aligns the left side of the selected objects with the left edge of the last selected
object.
l Center: Aligns the center of the selected objects with the vertical center of the last
selected object. Objects may move to the left or to the right.
l Right: Aligns the right side of the selected objects with the right edge of the last
selected object.
l Box...: Opens the "Box Formatting dialog" on page483 to modify the box where the
cursor is located.
l Image...: Opens the "Image Formatting dialog" on page496 to modify the image that is
currently selected.
l Table...: Opens the "Table Formatting dialog" on page549 to modify the table in which
the cursor is located. If the cursor is within a table embedded within another, the
innermost table's formatting is the one modified.
l Table Cell...: Opens "Table Cell Formatting dialog" on page553 to modify the cell where
the cursor is located.
l Hyperlink
l Insert...: Creates a hyperlink on the currently selected text or element and opens its
properties; see "Hyperlink and mailto link" on page264.
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