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+ + To select objects + +

A prerequisite for performing operations on objects is the + selection of individual objects or groups of objects. The + display area must be in the object selection mode to create new + selections, as indicated by an arrow cursor. The object + selection mode is selected by the + Objects + Select Mode menu item, + or the corresponding command on the Drawing + Toolbar.

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+ Selecting a single object +

A single object can be selected simply by clicking + on the desired object in the display area. + Once selected the object will be highlighted with a set of + resizing handles.

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+ Aggregate object selections +

Multiple objects can be selected by first selecting the first + object as above and then by holding the Ctrl + key while selecting additional objects. + Individual objects can be added to an existing selection + at any time by holding the Ctrl key while + selecting the desired objects. All objects can also be + selected by using the Edit + Select All + menu item. All objects in an aggregate object selection will be + highlighted.

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+ Area selections + +

Multiple objects can also be selected by clicking an empty + area and dragging to form a rectangular area. When released, + all objects contained in the area will form an aggregate + selection. An area selection can be used to add to an existing + selection by holding the Ctrl key while + performing the selection.

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+ Unselecting objects + +

Individual objects can be removed from an existing + selection by holding the Ctrl key while + clicking on a previously selected object. An entire selection + can be dismissed by using the + Edit Un-select All + menu item + or by simply clicking any empty space in the display area. + Once an object is unselected its highlight is removed.

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+ Clipboard Commands + +

Object selections can be manipulated using the standard clipboard + operations Cut, + Copy, Paste, + and Delete.

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+ <gui>Cut</gui> (<keyseq><key>Ctrl</key><key>X</key></keyseq>) + +

Moves selected objects to the clipboard. The objects are + then available for pasting back into the current document or + another document.

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+ <gui>Copy</gui> (<keyseq><key>Ctrl</key><key>C</key></keyseq>) + +

Copies selected objects to the clipboard without deleting + them. The objects are then available for pasting back into + the current document or another document.

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+ <gui>Paste</gui> (<keyseq><key>Ctrl</key><key>V</key></keyseq>) + +

Pastes objects from the clipboard into the current document. + gLabels can only paste objects from + another gLabels document.

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+ <gui>Delete</gui> (<key>Del</key>) + +

Deletes selected objects without placing them on the + clipboard.

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