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It's time to work with guides.
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We have a whole bunch of slides here, and we're going to work with guides.
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Now, in order to work with guides, we have to have our rulers present,
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which means we've to be up in the View menu and turn on the rulers.
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We can hide the rulers, or you can turn them on.
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Now that we have our rulers, and you noticed we just zoomed out, you can click on the ruler and drag out a guide.
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The guides will snap to objects.
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Go ahead and drag out guides on all four sides of this object.
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And you can use the guides in ways of creating a layout or isolating particular objects.
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And you see, it'll snap right into place when it hits the center.
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Let's go to the next slide.
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Let's go ahead and provide some guides for this photo.
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The zero point of your entire canvas is right smack in center.
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Go ahead and go to the next slide. I'll provide some guides for this graphic.
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Click and drag out.
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Click right on the ruler and drag out, click and drag out.
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You can see the zero-zero point. And you can get rid of guides by dragging them back into the ruler, just up here.
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If we click the Inspector, and choose the icon which has a ruler, you'll be able to control some of the options that are here.
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We could constrain proportions; we can move the graphic X and Y.
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Y is always downward, X is always across. And we can control the angle as well.
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And if we want to default this back to normal, we can zero out and hit enter.
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You could do 90 degrees, or perhaps we can change it back to zero.
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We can flip flop the graphics by clicking these arrows here. And we flip it left, or flip it horizontal or vertical.
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And we also have constrain proportions.
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And that means that the original width and height of your graphic or movie or what have you will always remain proportionate.
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ays remain proportionate.
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