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Now we can try out some of the different possibilities of text anchoring.

Shapes Classical drawing objects

Text anchored to left

middle – the text

block is placed on

the left side and

centered vertically.

“Left edge” here means the

edge of the text frame

whose left side fits totally

within the figure.

“Left edge” here means the

left side of the object frame –

the frame with the green

handles which is visible

when you click on the object.

Text anchor to lower

right.

The lower right corner of

the text block sits against

the edge of the figure.

The lower right corner of the

text block lies in the lower

right corner of the (invisible)

object frame.

The text anchoring

always relates to the

entire block, even

when single lines are

set differently to the

other text through

manual formatting.

If you checked the option Full width, the text block is always centered horizontally.

The area of the text block is maximized; here it extends either to the edge of the

figure or object frame or (when not that wide) to the width that is necessary to fit the

longest line. The difference becomes clear if you position the text on the left, but you

set single lines through hand formatting to be aligned on the right.

In the examples below, the first line of text was shortened to “First line with”,

spacings were set to 0 and text anchor to middle left.

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