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Article #19905Re: Horizontal Flip on a Line Object
From: Graeme Fidler
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 13:07
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 13:07
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Thanks for all the advice, I will give it a go but before I do I just want to check something first. This may be a stupid question but please bear with me I am quite new to this. If I am drawing a line from bottom left to top right, do I put the GeometricBounds in starting with the top right co-ordinates first or the bottom left? I'm curious because I can't decide if InDesign prefers to start with the top hand co-ordinates first or the left hand co-ordinates first. Does that make sense? It'll help me out for future reference
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