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Example 2
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Example 3
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Continue right clicking, copying and pasting until you have 13 rectangles laid
down on your canvas. You can either copy and paste each of the colors
seperately or you can do this when you have finished laying down all 13
rectangles - 7 red and 6 white. Of course the red ones will need to be on the
very top and the very bottom.
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Example 4
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Step 5: Now to align them so that they are all even. Using your Object
Selector tool, and starting in the upper left corner, move the crosshair across
and down to the lower right corner. Make sure that your image is completely
enclosed in the grey box. Now
right
click, go to Align Object, Left. This will make all of your rectangles align
evenly on the left.
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Step 6: Click anywhere on your canvas but not on the image itself. Using the
Object Selector tool, while holding down the Shift key, select the upper 7
rectangles (as you click on each of them they will be enclosed in the selection
box). After you have all of them selected, and using your
right
mouse button, select the left center Node and move them all toward the right
(see examples 5 & 6). You
must
use the right mouse button to do this to retain the proper shape.
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Example 5
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Example 6
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Step 7: Using your Shapes Tool, select the rectangle. Lay down a rectangle
that starts at the 50 mark on the left and the top of the flag until the
rectangle covers your red and white rectangles (example 7).
Right
click on this new rectangle and select Arrange, Send to bottom.
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Example 7
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If it isn't aligned with the red & white rectangles, hold down the Shift key
and select each of the longer rectangles and the blue rectangle and then
right
click, Align, Left.
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