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User Guide
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Click OK, or click Copy to scale a copy of the objects.
To scale multiple objects with the Transform Each command
1
Select the objects.
2 Choose Object > Transform > Transform Each.
3
Set percentages for horizontal and vertical scaling in the Scale section of the dialog box.
4 To change the reference point, click a white square on the reference point locator
5
Click OK, or click Copy to scale a copy of each object.
See also
“To move multiple objects with the Transform Each command” on page 272
“To rotate multiple objects individually” on page 275
Shearing objects
Shearing objects
Shearing an object slants, or skews, the object along the horizontal or vertical axis, or a specified angle that’s relative
to a specified axis. Objects shear relative to a reference point which varies depending on the shearing method you
choose and can be changed for most shearing methods. You can lock one dimension of an object as you shear it, and
you can shear one object or multiple objects simultaneously.
Shearing is useful for creating cast shadows.
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Shearing relative to the center (left) compared to shearing relative to a user-defined reference point (right)
To shear objects with the Shear tool
1 Select one or more objects.
2
Select the Shear tool .
3 Do one of the following:
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To shear relative to the object’s center, drag anywhere in the document window.
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To shear relative to a different reference point , click anywhere in the document window to move the reference
point, move the pointer away from the reference point, and then drag until the object is at the desired slant.