The Align & Size dialog box enables you to align selected object(s) on a Work Page. If you have selected a group of objects, then alignment is applied to the group. The Align feature aligns objects within Work Sheet boundaries indicated with a thin border line inside Work Page area.

This dialog box contains two tabs - Alignment and Size. These enable you to change  alignment and size of object(s).

The Alignment tab may have one or two subfolder tabs. If you have selected only one object, the Alignment folder will have only the Entire selected group subfolder tab. If you have selected more than one object, the Alignment folder will additionally have the Objects inside of group subfolder tab. 

The Entire selected group tab enables you to change alignment of your entire selection. If you have selected one object, then this object will be your single selection. If you have selected more than one object, the program will consider all selected objects as a multiple selection and apply alignment to this combined object. This tab contains the Horizontal and Vertical sections. These enable you to apply horizontal and vertical alignments to an object or group of objects.

Horizontal section includes five options:

• No Changes. No alignments applied.
• Left. Similar to left justification. It aligns an object to the left of Work Page.
• Center. Centers an object on Work Page.
• Right. Similar to right justification. It aligns an object to the right of Work Page.
• Manual. Enables to enter customized alignment number in measurement units set in the Preferences dialog box. (Click Preferences in the File menu to change the settings.) This number defines an offset from the left edge of Work Page.

Vertical section includes five options:

• No Changes. No alignments applied.
• Top. Aligns an object to the top of Work Page.
• Center. Centers an object on Work Page.
• Bottom. Aligns an object to the bottom of Work Page.
• Manual. Enables you to enter customized alignment number in measurement units set in the Preferences dialog box. (Click Preferences in the File menu to change the settings.) This number defines an offset from the top of Work Page.

Objects inside of group tab enables you to apply alignment to a whole group of objects. This subfolder tab is available when you select more than one object. This tab contains two sections - Horizontal and Vertical. These enable you to apply horizontal and vertical alignments to objects selected as a group.

The Horizontal section includes five options:

• No Changes. No alignments applied.
• Left. Aligns all objects to the left border of the group.
• Center. Centers all the objects in the selected area.
• Right. Aligns all objects to the right border of the group.
• Sequenced. Aligns objects in succession.
  Select Equalize to keep the two outermost objects in their positions. The remaining objects will be arranged equidistantly one from another.
  Select Manual to set the distance between the objects manually. Distance is set in current measurement units. You can set the measurement units in the Preferences dialog box.

The Vertical section includes five options:

• No Changes. No alignments applied.
• Top. Aligns all the objects regarding the top of selected group area.
• Center. Centers all the objects in selected area.
• Bottom. Aligns all objects regarding the bottom of selected group area.
• Sequenced. Aligns the objects in succession, one after another. Sequenced alignment includes the Equalize and Manual options. If you selected the Equalize option, the two outermost objects will stay in their positions, and the remaining objects will be placed equidistantly one from another. If you selected the Manual option, you will be able to set a distance between the objects manually. Distance is set in current measurement units. You can set the measurement units in the Preferences dialog box.

The Size tab contains two sections - Horizontal and Vertical. These enable you to change the horizontal and vertical sizes of objects.

The Horizontal section includes five options:

• No Changes. No size changes applied.
• Narrowest Object. Sets the widths of all objects in selection equal to the width of the narrowest object. This option is not available if only one object is selected.
• Widest Object. Sets the widths of all objects in selection equal to the width of the widest object. This option is not available if only one object is selected.
• Sheet Width. Sets the width of object equal to the work sheet width. If more than one object is selected, then selection is treated as a single object.
• Manual. Enables you to set the width of object manually. If more than one object is selected, then selection is treated as a single object. Width is set in current measurement units. You can set the measurement units from the Preferences dialog box.

The Vertical section contains five options:

• No Changes. No size changes applied.
• Shortest Object. Sets height of all objects equal to the height of a shortest object. This option is not available when only one object is selected.
• Largest Object. Sets height of all objects equal to the height of a tallest object. This option is not available when only one object is selected.
• Sheet Height. Sets height of object equal to the height of a work sheet. If more than one object is selected, then selected group is treated as a single object.
• Manual. Enables you to set height of an object manually. If more than one object is selected, then selected group is treated as a single object. Height is set in current measurement units. You can set the measurement units in the Preferences dialog box.

To keep aspect ratio of a selection clear, put a checking mark in the Keep Aspect Ratio check box. This is important especially in case the raster images are aligned. They may blur if aspect ratio is changed.