WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

Editing Objects 121
3. Specify Line length (the number of objects including the original) in
the arrangement, or the Grid size. Note that you can use the Line
length setting to include an odd number of objects in a grid.
4. Set spacing between the objects as either an Offset (measured between
the top left corners of successive objects) or a Gap (between the
bottom right and top left corners). You can specify Horizontal and/or
Vertical spacing, and/or an angular Rotation. To set a specific
horizontal or vertical interval, check Absolute; uncheck the box to
specify the interval as a percentage of the original object's dimensions.
5. Click OK.
The result is a multiple selection. Click its Group button if you want to
keep the separate objects linked for additional manipulations.
Pasting an object's formatting
Once you have copied an object to the Clipboard, you can use Paste Format
(Edit menu) to apply its formatting attributes to another selected object. Again
from the Edit menu, Paste Format Plus displays a "master control" dialog that
lets you select or deselect specific attributes to be included when formatting is
pasted. See Saving object styles on p. 163 for more dialog information.
Moving objects
To move an object (including a multiple selection):
• Drag the selected object by using its Move button. Once you see a
move cursor you can begin dragging.
To set exact horizontal and vertical positions, use the Transform
tab.