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You can rename an object and change its properties. When you create an object, it is given a default name, such as Object 2. If you have not specified settings, the default settings are applied to the object. In some programs, object properties are also known as layer options.
You can change the opacity of an object, choose a merge mode, and modify the way an object blends with underlying objects or with the background image. For more information about merge modes, see Understanding merge modes.
By changing object properties, you can also turn an object into a clickable area of an image map for the World Wide Web. For more information, see Creating image maps.
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In the toolbox, click the Object pick tool  .
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Select an object in the image window.
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Right-click an object, and choose Object properties.
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Click the General tab.
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Type a new name in the Name box.
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An object's name cannot be more than 39 characters long.
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You can also rename an object by double-clicking its name in the Objects
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You can choose a merge mode for a group of objects from the Merge mode list
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