Crown Audio IQ-MSD Turbo Software - Manual (Page 56)

IQ–MSD Turbo 1.4 Advanced IQ System Software
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Fig. 3.15 Moving a Single Object
To restore an object to its default size (the size it had when it was first created) click ({) on the upper right corner
as shown in Figure 3.14.
3.3.3 Moving One or More Objects
To move a single object, click ({) anywhere along its top edge except the top right corner and drag the object to
the desired location (Figure 3.15).
With the exception of text and container objects, one object cannot be placed on top of another.
Fig. 3.14 Restoring an Object to Its Default Size
If the Snap to Object feature (Section 3.2) has been turned on, an object that is moved will snap into alignment
when if it is placed in close proximity to another object. This can be prevented by pressing
S when the mouse
button is released at the end of the move.
Multiple objects can be temporarily grouped so they can be moved as a unit. To select multiple objects, lasso them
by pressing
S and dragging({) the pointer until all desired objects are touched by the dotted line. Releasing
Click Release Drag