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3. If, in the object/group of the two that is lower in the Structure area hierarchy, the Snap to previous object property
is already selected and the proper offset set, proceed to step 9.
4. In the Structure area or the Page area, double-click that object or group to display the properties dialog box for the
object/group that is lower in the Structure area hierarchy. This is the object/group PlanetPress Design moves when it
performs the snap.
5. In the properties dialog box, click Snapping points.
6. Select Snap to previous object and click the snapping point you want this object/group to use when it snaps to an
object/group that precedes it in the Structure area. A dot in the center of the snapping point indicates it is selected.
A. Selected snapping point
7. If necessary, set offsets for the snapping point.
Horizontal offset: Enter a horizontal offset for the snapping point.
Vertical offset: Enter a vertical offset for the snapping point.
8. In the properties dialog box, click OK.
If the Set snapping point property is already set in the object/group of the two that is higher in the Structure area
hierarchy, you have completed this procedure. Otherwise, proceed to step 9.
9. In the Structure area or the Page area, double-click that object or group to display the properties dialog box for the sec-
ond object/group. This object/group is the one higher in the Structure area hierarchy.
10. In the properties dialog box, click Snapping points.
11. Select Set snapping point and click the snapping point you want this object/group to use for all objects that snap to
it.
12. In the properties dialog box, click OK.
To snap one object or group to another using the Object Inspector:
1. Determine the snapping point you want to use for each object and/or group, and whether or not you require an offset.
In other words, determine the relationship you want to establish between the two.
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