How do you center an object/text frame/picture in the center of the page? I don’t mean just how to center the text inside a text frame, but actually center the text frame in the smack dab middle of the page without having to eyeball it? So say if I’m making a book cover, how do I make sure that title of the book is in the center of the page? Thanks.
As an example for center: Create a text layer above your background layer, select your background layer, click the link icon next to your text layer, select the Move tool and look up in your options bar, there should be alignment/distribute icons, click on the Align Center icon.
Basic question: Is your caps lock key stuck or are you shouting at us?
Another basic question: Did you check the netequette guide to find that expressing a question in simple form on a user to user help forum is more likely to get a helpful response quickly than shouting ‘HELP’ or some such indeterminate expression?
Note that I replaced the glaring all-caps + 3 exclamation point subject line.
As for a useful subject line, I’ll leave that up to Pat: If you have a good subject line that you’d like me to substitute, please let me know. As Ken says, a lot of folks will just pass by generic cries of "HELP!!!" and not bother to answer your question.
Please see this for how to get the best responses to your concerns: LenHewitt, "How To Get Help Quickly" #, 4 Mar 2004 8:27 am </webx?50>
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