Hello and welcome.
In this video we will discuss an interesting technique that is particularly useful when slides consist
of a large number of elements.
Oftentimes we find ourselves rearranging the slides in a presentation before eventually obtaining a
finished version.
It is very convenient to group certain objects and reposition them together when we group a number of
objects.
We can move them as a single piece instead of moving them individually thus making the process quicker
and easier.
We can be more accurate too especially if we have already spent some time in order to align the objects.
If we would like to group objects we need to select them and then go to the Home tab click on the arrange
button where we can find group once we click on group the selected objects will be grouped and can be
moved together an easier way to group objects is to use the shortcut for grouping control plus G.
Now that the objects are grouped when I click on one of them I am selecting the whole group if you would
like to modify any of the objects once they have been grouped you will need to use the UN group command.
You can find UN group in the same place where we found Group Home tab and arrange Once we select UN
group.
The group will return to its constituent parts a shortcut for UN group is control shift and G.
This was our short introduction to the group and UN group functionalities.
We will apply the ideas in practice a number of times during the next videos that are part of this course.
Thank you for watching.