Moves the selected objects to the front of any overlapping objects.
When three or more objects overlap, PageMaker moves the selected objects to the front.
Lets you specify a pattern when drawing a box or oval. A fill pattern can also be applied to a selected box or oval.
With the exception of “None,” the patterns are opaque, hiding whatever is behind them.
Specifies the line weight and pattern for the line tools, square-corner and rounded-corner tools, and the circle tool.
Temporarily suspends all updates to subscribers with “Automatically” selected in the “Subscriber to” dialog box.
Temporarily suspends all updates to subscribers with “Automatically” selected in the “Subscriber to” dialog box.
Lets you specify link options for subscribers.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Lets you specify link options for subscribers.
Lets you preview and import edition files into your document.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Lets you preview and import edition files into your document.
Deletes the selected text or graphic.
Unavailable because nothing is selected.
Deletes the selected text or graphic. Choosing “Clear” is the same as pressing the Delete key.
You cannot paste a cleared object, because it is not on the Clipboard.
Inserts the selected text or graphic.
Unavailable because nothing is selected.
Inserts the contents of the Clipboard (the last thing you cut or copied) into your publication. The contents of the Clipboard can be pasted repeatedly.
Pasting does not affect the contents of the Clipboard.
Copies selected text or graphic objects to the Clipboard.
Unavailable because nothing is selected.
Copies selected text or graphic objects to the Clipboard.
The original objects remain on the page or in the story view window.
Moves the selected objects from the publication to the Clipboard.
Unavailable because nothing is selected.
Moves the selected objects from the publication to the Clipboard. The original objects are removed from the page.
Lets you reverse your last action.
Unavailable because the last action can not be reversed using the “Undo” command.
Lets you reverse your last action.
The “Undo” command reverses only the most recent action. For example, if you use “Cut” three times, you will only be able to undo the last “Cut.”
Switches between the page layout view and the story edit view.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Switches between the page layout view and the story edit view.
Sets defaults for all publications you subsequently open when no publication is open, or sets defaults for only a specific publication if one is open.
Sets defaults for all publications you subsequently open when no publication is open, or sets defaults for only a specific publication if one is open.
Displays a window showing the text or graphics on the Clipboard.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Displays a window showing the text or graphics on the Clipboard.
Checks the spelling of words in a range of text, in a story, or in all stories in your publication while in the story editor.
Unavailable because you aren’t using the story editor or no publication is open.
Checks the spelling of words in a range of text, in a story, or in all stories in your publication while in the story editor.
Lets you find and replace text, type styles, paragraph styles, typefaces, or type sizes while in the story editor.
Unavailable because you aren’t using the story editor or no publication is open.
Lets you find and replace text, type styles, paragraph styles, typefaces, or type sizes while in the story editor.
Searches for the next occurrence of the text, style, typeface, or type style last used with the “Find...” command.
Unavailable because you aren’t using the story editor or no publication is open.
Searches for the next occurrence of the text, style, typeface, or type style last used with the “Find...” command.
Lets you search for a text or type specification, such as font or style, while in the story editor.
Unavailable because you aren’t using the story editor or no publication is open.
Lets you search for a text string or a type specification, such as font or style, while in the story editor.
You can search in a selected range of text within the current story or throughout the whole publication.
Selects everything on the visible page or facing pages, and the pasteboard.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Selects everything on the visible page or facing pages, and the pasteboard.
Each selected object has visible handles, and all selected objects can be cut or copied to the Clipboard or cleared.
Lets you duplicate selected objects by specifying the number of copies you want and their numerical offset from the original object.
Unavailable because the Clipboard is empty or no publication is open.
Lets you duplicate selected objects by specifying the number of copies you want and their numerical offset from the original object.
Deletes the selected text or graphic.
Unavailable because nothing is selected or no publication is open.
Deletes the selected text or graphic. Choosing “Clear” is the same as pressing the Delete key.
You cannot paste a cleared object, because it is not on the Clipboard.
Places the contents of the Clipboard (the last thing you cut or copied) into your publication.
Unavailable because the Clipboard is empty or no publication is open.
Places the contents of the Clipboard (the last thing you cut or copied) into your publication. The contents of the Clipboard can be pasted repeatedly.
Pasting does not affect the contents of the Clipboard.
Copies the selected text or graphic objects to the Clipboard.
Unavailable because nothing is selected or no pubication is open.
Copies the selected text or graphics to the Clipboard.
The original objects remain on the page or in the story view window.
Moves the selected objects from the publication to the Clipboard.
Unavailable because nothing is selected or no publication is open.
Moves the selected objects from the publication to the Clipboard, removing them from the page.
Lets you reverse your last action.
Unavailable because the last action cannot be reversed using the “Undo” command.
Lets you reverse your last action.
The “Undo” command reverses only the most recent action. For example, if you use “Cut” three times, you will only be able to undo the last “Cut.”
Used to open, place or send a PageMaker publication as e-mail if you are connected to a mail server.
Unavailable because no publication is open.
Used to open, place or send a PageMaker publication as e-mail if you are connected to a mail server.
