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7.2.8.3. Groupingobjects
Multipleobjects ofany kindcan becombined intoagroup,  andtreated asa single object.The groupobject
canbemanipulatedlikeanyotherobject,andcombinedwithotherobjectstoformalargergroup.Groupscan
alsobedisbandedintotheircomponentobjectsforindividualobjectediting(Figure7‐17).
1. Selecttheobjectsyouwishtoincludeinthegroup.YoucanusetheSelectioncursortooltosurround
andselectstrokesorobjectsorholdtheShiftKeydownasyouselectstrokesorobjectsonebyoneto
group.
2. Right‐click on any of
the objects, or on any of the control points of the bounding regions. At the
bottom of the right‐click menu selectʺGroupingʺ. Or, left‐click on the Format menu at the top of
mimioNotebook.AtthebottomoftheFormatmenu,selectʺGroupingʺ.
3. SelectʺGroupʺto
combinetheobjectsintoagroup.Thegroupwillbetreatedasasingleobjectuntilit
isungrouped.
To ungroup a group object, select the group, return to theʺGroupingʺ menu by one of the methods listed
above,andselectʺUngroupʺ.Onlythetoplevelgroupwillbedisbanded:ifthegroupcontainsothergroups
asmembers,thesubgroupswillnotbeautomaticallydisbandedaswell.
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Figure7‐17:ExampleofInkdataobjectGroupedassingleobjectandUngroupedwitheachstrokean
editableobject
Quick Start Guide Using the mimio Notebook • 7‐12