Rulers
The on-screen rulers provide a visual reference to help you size and position images, objects, and editable areas. You can show or hide the rulers at any time. In addition, you can show and hide the rulers for Desktop mode and Tablet mode independently to suit your workflow. By default, the rulers are displayed in Desktop mode and hidden when you switch to Tablet mode.
As you move the pointer in the image window, marks on the rulers indicate its position. You can also customize the rulers’ zero mark position and specify a unit of measure for the current document.
You can move the rulers anywhere in the image window; however, by default they appear along the top and left sides of the image window.
To show or hide the rulers
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Click
View Rulers.
A check mark beside the menu command indicates that the
rulers are displayed.
The rulers displayed.
To show or hide the rulers for Desktop and Tablet mode
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Click
Image Document Options.
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On the
Rulers page, enable or disable the following check boxes:
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Show rulers in Desktop mode
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Show rulers in Tablet mode
To customize the rulers
1
Click
Image Document Options.
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In the
Units area, choose a unit of measure from the following list boxes:
If you want to use the same unit of measure for both the horizontal and vertical
rulers, enable the
Same units for horizontal and vertical rulers check box.
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In the
Origin area, type values in the following boxes:
The origin value indicates the distance, in the units of measure you specify, between the zero mark of the ruler and the point of origin of the ruler. For example, an origin value of 4 for the horizontal ruler moves the zero mark of that ruler four units away from the origin — the point where the ruler begins.
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In the
Tick divisions area, type a value in the
Amount box.
If you want to display fractions on the rulers, enable the
Show fractions check box.
To move a ruler
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Hold down
Shift, and drag a
ruler to a new position.
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Return the rulers to their original positions
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Hold down Shift, and double-click a ruler.
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Move both rulers at the same time
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Hold down Shift, and drag the intersection point of the two rulers.
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