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Keeping arrows linked to drawing even when drawing moves?

S

Sandie

Flightless Bird
I've drawn arrows on a screen clip. When I insert typing above, the screen
clip moves down but the arrows stay in the same place. I'd like the "whole
package" to stay together.
 
P

Petar Miljkovic

Flightless Bird
Sorry, but grouping doesn't work in ON :(
My suggestion is to take a screenshot of the whole package after you place
the arrows, and then put it on the page.
Hope this helps a bit.

"Sandie" wrote:

> I've drawn arrows on a screen clip. When I insert typing above, the screen
> clip moves down but the arrows stay in the same place. I'd like the "whole
> package" to stay together.
 
B

Bernd

Flightless Bird
-------- Original-Nachricht --------

> I've drawn arrows on a screen clip. When I insert typing above, the screen
> clip moves down but the arrows stay in the same place. I'd like the "whole
> package" to stay together.


To create space for new text etc. above existing text etc. use
menu: Insert -> Extra Writing Space

Click and Drag

BTW: if there remains too much space you can use the same function to
reducing the existing by using it upwards.

Bernd
 
B

Ben M. Schorr, MVP

Flightless Bird
That's a popular request but unfortunately we don't have a good answer for
it yet.

Best would be to go with Bernd's suggestion to use Insert Space.

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"Sandie" <Sandie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:283A8DE1-33B6-4DAD-8AC0-FDF60B0E43C8@microsoft.com...
> I've drawn arrows on a screen clip. When I insert typing above, the
> screen
> clip moves down but the arrows stay in the same place. I'd like the
> "whole
> package" to stay together.
 
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