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To do this:<br />
Align bottom<br />
First do<br />
this:<br />
Select<br />
objects<br />
Then press:<br />
Mac Windows And<br />
Changing the order of overlapping objects<br />
Bring to front<br />
Bring forward<br />
Send<br />
backward<br />
Send to back<br />
Select an<br />
object<br />
Select an<br />
object<br />
Select an<br />
object<br />
Select an<br />
object<br />
Other keyboard symbol shortcuts<br />
Description<br />
+ ALT+CTRL ] Places a selected page or mark on top of other objects<br />
CTRL ]<br />
+ ALT+CTRL [<br />
CTRL [<br />
Places a selected page or mark on top of the object that<br />
was directly over it<br />
Places a selected page or mark under an object that is<br />
directly under it<br />
Places a selected page or mark at the bottom of other<br />
objects<br />
View or set preferences CTRL , (comma) Displays the Preferences dialog box<br />
Help CTRL ?<br />
Displays the user documentation for this software. (Note<br />
that you also need to press in order to access the<br />
?.)<br />
*Display next sheet + +CTRL > Displays the next sheet in the jobs press sheet list<br />
*Display previous sheet + +CTRL < Displays the previous sheet in the jobs press sheet list<br />
* Indicates a command key sequence unique to <strong>Preps</strong> <strong>Ganging</strong>. All other commands are standard to<br />
the operating system.<br />
Other shortcuts<br />
This table summarizes various other shortcuts that use just the keyboard, just the mouse, or<br />
both. Whenever the Mac OS and Windows shortcuts require differently named command<br />
keys, both key names are given, separated by a slash (MACOSKEYNAME/WINDOWSKEYNAME).<br />
For example, to duplicate an object, the shortcut is COMMAND/CTRL+drag. This means that<br />
you press and hold COMMAND (Mac OS key) or CTRL (Windows key) while you use the mouse<br />
to drag and place a new copy of the original object.<br />
Note: In these shortcuts, a plus sign is used to mean the word and—it does not mean to<br />
press the PLUS (+) key.