However, even though it has a round rotation dot, the cursor will not select it so I can rotate it Rotate left: Rotates the selected image° in the counterclockwise direction. I click back into that text, hit Ctrl+A to select all, and hit Ctrl+C to copy it So in case my rambling is hard to understand: Sometimes when I paste a text box, line, or shape from one PDF to another, the orientation of all objects rotates. Drag a selection handle to crop the image. I don't think you can rotate such objects within Word itselfor at least I can't come up with a combination of text anchors and wrapping settings that allows thisI copy and paste it into the drawing that is being redlined. Does anyone Hold Shift and Click & Drag to rotate the selected objectdegrees. It drops fine and I can expand or shrink it just fine. Open the free version of Acrobat Reader (or any other PDF viewer that can rotate the document) Rotate to the correct view; Select: File -> Print -> Printer: PDF Printer; Print My workaround is fairly simple. It does not matter if you rotate the canvas first or the objects first. I insert the copied text and just let it come in whatever way it rotates. Rotate right: Rotates the selected image° in the clockwise direction. Crop image: Crops or clips the selected image. Replace image: To replace the selected image with the image of your choice They are independent of each other The best I can come up with is to do the rotation in Excelrotate the textdegrees in the cells (Format Cells
However, even though it has a round rotation dot, the cursor will not select it so I can rotate it Rotate left: Rotates the selected image° in the counterclockwise direction. I click back into that text, hit Ctrl+A to select all, and hit Ctrl+C to copy it So in case my rambling is hard to understand: Sometimes when I paste a text box, line, or shape from one PDF to another, the orientation of all objects rotates. Drag a selection handle to crop the image. I don't think you can rotate such objects within Word itselfor at least I can't come up with a combination of text anchors and wrapping settings that allows thisI copy and paste it into the drawing that is being redlined. Does anyone Hold Shift and Click & Drag to rotate the selected objectdegrees. It drops fine and I can expand or shrink it just fine. Open the free version of Acrobat Reader (or any other PDF viewer that can rotate the document) Rotate to the correct view; Select: File -> Print -> Printer: PDF Printer; Print My workaround is fairly simple. It does not matter if you rotate the canvas first or the objects first. I insert the copied text and just let it come in whatever way it rotates. Rotate right: Rotates the selected image° in the clockwise direction. Crop image: Crops or clips the selected image. Replace image: To replace the selected image with the image of your choice They are independent of each other The best I can come up with is to do the rotation in Excelrotate the textdegrees in the cells (Format Cells
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