Thank you Mike. I forgot about using Tab to select.
On Mon, Jun 29, 2015 at 7:22 AM, Mike Scott <mike@scottsonline.org.uk> wrote:
On 28/06/15 17:20, Kevin O'Brien wrote:
There is a style for an object with no line and no fill, but that
seems to make everything disappear. I can tell that the object is
still "there" if I work at clicking around the blank screen to select
it, but I am at a loos to understand what a use case is for this
style. Can anyone enlighten me?
Handy for example if you have guide lines for positioning items. You can
keep them in the document but invisible after use. Or if you need an
invisible filler, eg when spacing items.
Don't forget <tab> will select in turn the various objects, even if you
can't see them.
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