Distribute Multiple Objects Equally

Q

How to distribute multiple objects equally vertically or horizontally in OpenOffice Draw?

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A

If you want to distribute multiple objects equally in vertical or horizontal directions, you can follow this tutorial.

1. Select multiple objects.

2. Click "Modify > Distribution" menu. You see distribution options: Left, Center, Spacing, Right horizontally and Top, Center, Spacing, Bottom vertically.

3. Select "Horizontal > Center". You see all selected objects move horizontally to be equally spaced.

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