Impress Guide

object must be in the snap range. You can also use the Snap to Page
Margins icon on the Options toolbar.
To object frame aligns the contour of the graphic object to the border
of the nearest graphic object. The cursor or a contour line of the
graphics object must be in the snap range. You can also use the Snap
to Object Border icon on the Options toolbar.
To object points aligns the contour of the graphic object to the points
of the nearest graphic object. The cursor or a contour line of the
graphics object must be in the snap range. You can also use the Snap
to Object Points icon on the Options toolbar.
Snap range defines the snap distance between the mouse pointer and
the object contour. Impress snaps to a snap point if the mouse pointer
is nearer than the distance selected in the Snap range box.
Snap position section
When creating or moving objects restricts graphic objects vertically,
horizontally or diagonally (45°) when creating or moving them. You can
temporarily deactivate this setting by pressing the Shift key.
Extend edges creates a square based on the longer side of a rectangle
when the Shift key is pressed before you release the mouse button.
This also applies to an ellipse (a circle will be created based on the
longest diameter of the ellipse). When the Extend edges box is not
marked, a square or a circle will be created based on the shorter side
or diameter.
When rotating restricts the rotation of graphic objects within the
rotation angle that you selected in the When rotating box. If you want
to rotate an object outside the defined angle, press the Ctrl key when
rotating. Release the key when the desired rotation angle is reached.
Point reduction defines the angle for point reduction. When working
with polygons, you might find it useful to reduce their editing points.
Print options
In the Options dialog box, click OpenOffice.org Impress > Print.
See Chapter 10 (Printing, e-mailing, exporting, and saving slide shows)
for more about the options on this page.
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