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Arranging Objects, Changing the Order of Display

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PC Faxing 5 Select the desired line color for the object from [Color]. 6 Select the desired background color for the object from [Fill in]. NOTE [Fill in] cannot be specified if the selected object is either a line or an image. 7 Click [OK]. Arranging Objects You can rearrange the order and appearance of objects such as lines, rectangles, rounded rectangles, ovals, images, and text boxes on the cover sheet. 4 ■ Changing the Order of Display If multiple objects overlap, you can specify the order in which they overlap. Use the following four commands to change the order of display of overlapping objects. • [Bring to Front]: Moves the selected object to the front. • [Send to Back]: Moves the selected object to the back. • [Bring Forward]: Moves the selected object one level higher. • [Send Backward]: Moves the selected object one level lower. 1 Select the object whose display order you want to change. NOTE • You can select multiple objects and change the order of display for all of them at the same time. • If the object you want to select lies behind other objects and thus is hidden from view, press [TAB] on the keyboard repeatedly until the object you want is selected. You can also select in reverse order by holding down [SHIFT] on the keyboard while pressing [TAB] on the keyboard. 2 Click [ ] (Bring to Front), [ ] (Send to Back), [ ] (Bring Forward), or [ ] (Send Backward) on the toolbar. NOTE Alternatively, select [Bring to Front], [Send to Back], [Bring Forward], or [Send Backward] from the [Layout] menu. Canon Cover Sheet Editor 4-63

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Canon Cover Sheet Editor
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PC Faxing
4
5
Select the desired line color for the object from [Color].
6
Select the desired background color for the object from [Fill in].
NOTE
[Fill in] cannot be specified if the selected object is either a line or an image.
7
Click [OK].
Arranging Objects
You can rearrange the order and appearance of objects such as lines, rectangles,
rounded rectangles, ovals, images, and text boxes on the cover sheet.
Changing the Order of Display
If multiple objects overlap, you can specify the order in which they overlap. Use the
following four commands to change the order of display of overlapping objects.
[Bring to Front]: Moves the selected object to the front.
[Send to Back]: Moves the selected object to the back.
[Bring Forward]: Moves the selected object one level higher.
[Send Backward]: Moves the selected object one level lower.
1
Select the object whose display order you want to change.
NOTE
You can select multiple objects and change the order of display for all of them at the
same time.
If the object you want to select lies behind other objects and thus is hidden from view,
press [TAB] on the keyboard repeatedly until the object you want is selected. You can
also select in reverse order by holding down [SHIFT] on the keyboard while pressing
[TAB] on the keyboard.
2
Click [
] (Bring to Front), [
] (Send to Back), [
] (Bring
Forward), or [
] (Send Backward) on the toolbar.
NOTE
Alternatively, select [Bring to Front], [Send to Back], [Bring Forward], or [Send Backward]
from the [Layout] menu.