Graphics Programs Reference
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Tip
To learn more selection techniques, see the PDF named Selections.pdf in the
Lesson_extras folder in the Lessons folder.
Review Questions
1 . How can you select an object that has no fill?
2 . Name two ways you can select an item in a group without choosing Object > Ungroup.
3 . Of the two Selection tools (Selection [ ] and Direct Selection [ ]), which allows you
to edit the individual anchor points of an object?
4 . What should you do after creating a selection that you are going to use repeatedly?
5 . Sometimes you are unable to select an object because it is underneath another object.
Name two ways to get around this issue.
6 . To align objects to the artboard, what do you need to first select in the Align panel or
Control panel before you choose an alignment option?
Review answers
1 . You can select an object that has no fill by clicking the stroke or by dragging a
marquee across the object.
2 . Using the Group Selection tool ( ), you can click once to select an individual item
within a group. Click again to add the next grouped items to the selection. Read Lesson
8 , “ Working with Layers ,” to see how you can use layers to make complex selections.
You can also double-click the group to enter Isolation mode, edit the shapes as needed,
and then exit Isolation mode by pressing the Escape key or by double-clicking outside
of the group.
3 . Using the Direct Selection tool ( ), you can select one or more individual anchor
points and make changes to the shape of an object.
4 . For any selection that you anticipate using again, choose Select > Save Selection.
Name the selection so that you can reselect it at any time from the Select menu.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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