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1 grid lines
The faint vertical and horizontal lines that appear in the drawing window when the grid is turned on. You can use grid lines to help position shapes precisely. -
2 grid origin
"The point that defines the layout of grid lines on the drawing page. A vertical grid line and a horizontal grid line pass through the grid origin, and all other grid lines are drawn at specified intervals from these reference lines." -
3 grid
A set of intersecting lines or linear elements at right angles to each other. -
4 Grid Matrix
"A SmartArt graphic layout used to show the placement of concepts along two axes. Emphasizes the individual components rather than the whole. The first four lines of Level 1 text appear in the quadrants. Unused text does not appear, but remains available if you switch layouts." -
5 variable grid
"Grid lines that change as you change the magnification of a drawing. When you zoom in, grid lines are closer together. When you zoom out, grid lines are farther apart." -
6 fixed grid
Grid lines on the drawing page that stay the same distance apart when you zoom in or zoom out of a drawing. -
7 dynamic grid
"Dotted lines that show the most desirable location for the center of the next shape being dropped on the page, based on where previous shapes have been placed." -
8 ruler subdivision
The division between grid lines and between intervals of the ruler.
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