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Hi Carl,

Carl Paulsen schrieb:
I have 3 objects I'd like to combine in Draw (one background image,
another image over a portion of the background and one text block also
over the background).  I'd like to somehow combine them into one object
(used to be done by grouping them) that I can then copy and paste
elsewhere and re-size as needed without having to separately resize each
object.  I can't seem to make this happen.

I can't seem to select each object so as to group them.  I was able to
select the background object (which extends beyond the edges of the
other two objects) and selected Modify->Group, and they all seemed to
become a part of some kind of group.  I can then copy and paste that
group, but I can't re-size the group as a whole.

If you can group them but not re-size, it might be, that one of the objects is protected. Enter the group, click an object, open position&size dialog on tab position&size, and look at section 'Protect'. Examine all objects this way.



I essentially want to group each object into one so that it gets treated
as if it were one object, not three.

Can anyone help?

Kind regards
Regina


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