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Embedding graphics and adding special characters

You can embed a graphic object or bitmap in text. The graphic object or bitmap is treated as a text character. As a result, you can apply formatting options according to the type of text in which you embed the graphic object. You can also remove an embedded object from text, after which the object returns to its original state.

You can also add special characters as text or as graphic objects. When you add special characters as text, you can format the characters as you do the text. When you add special characters as graphic objects, the characters are curves. Consequently, you can edit them as you would other graphic objects.

To embed a graphic object in text Back to Top
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Select a graphic object.
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Click Edit, and click one of the following:
Cut
Copy
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Using the Text tool , click where you want to embed the graphic object.
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Click Edit Paste.
To remove an embedded object from text Back to Top
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Using the Text tool , select an embedded object.
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Click Edit Cut.
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Click the Pick tool , and click outside the text object.
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Click Edit Paste.
To add a special character as a text object Back to Top
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Using the Text tool , click where you want to add the special character.
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Click Text Insert symbol character.
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In the Insert character docker, choose a font from the Font list box.
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Double-click a character in the list.
The size of the character is determined by the font size of the text.
The Insert character docker displays the keyboard shortcuts that you can use to add special characters.
To add a special character as a graphic object Back to Top
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Click Text Insert symbol character.
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In the Insert character docker, choose a font from the Font list box.
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Type a value in the Character size box.
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Drag a special character from the list to the drawing window.
The special character is inserted with the default graphic style. For information about graphic styles, see Working with styles and style sets.

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