#Rightfont duplicates full

Note: If anything goes wrong, click on the Undo button at the top of the screen until you have your entire design back (to undo the step where you deleted your design):

#Rightfont duplicates full

This should paste in your copied design into all of the spots in your sheet, giving you a full page of identical labels: Click on the Paste button at the top of the screen.Select Edit All in the Navigator over on the right side of your screen.(Note: This step is important so that you don’t wind up getting a duplicate design on one of your labels.) This will delete everything from your design. With everything still selected, press the delete button on your keyboard.(A) Create a Full Page of Identical Labels If you only want to create individual duplicates (not a full page of identical labels), continue to Step (B). If you want to create a full page of identical labels, continue to Step (A). Now, you have your entire design copied and ready to be pasted. Click on Copy at the top of the screen.( Note 2: You may need to zoom out a little bit to see all of your design to do this.) ( Note 1: You should see boxes appear around all of your text and images in your design.) This will allow you to select the entire design at once:

Drag your mouse down and over to the right to create a light blue box that covers your entire design.Click with your left mouse button and hold down the button.Move your mouse up to the top left corner of your design.You can duplicate an entire design all at once by doing the following: In Design & Print, you can duplicate images and text one-at-a-time by selecting them, clicking on Copy near the top of the screen, and then clicking on Paste.Įssentially, what you’re doing is selecting the item that you want to duplicate, copying it, and then pasting it. This is useful if the design you created is only filling out one spot on your sheet when you want to actually print out more than one. Thank you all for the impressive work you already done (and will do) with this great program.In Design & Print, you can duplicate an entire design all at once very easily. I know that there is a precise management of the text function in GIMP, but if user selects all text and change font size from on-canvas settings I think it expects to have the same style in all the box, so if user goes to the beginning of the box it should have the same font style of the rest of the box that he previously set. When I select all text in a textbox and change font style (size, family, etc.) it should change the default font style (settings in the Tool Settings pallette).Now the on-canvas font size is set to the default value of '50pt', the same that I set BEFORE creating the textbox.Click on the beginning of the text box on-canvas.The text now changes its font size correctly and the right font size number (70pt) appears in the on-canvas font size dropdown menu, but in the Tool Settings pallette it stills remains the previously set '50pt' number Edit the font size from the on-canvas settings (above the text box, NOT in the Text Tool settings), eg.Select all text of the text box (Ctrl + A).Click on canvas to create text box and start typing text.The problem is that changing the entire text box properties from on-canvas settings the Tool Settings pallette isn't updated with on-canvas settings. I didn't find any possible duplicate of this report, so please be patient if my report isn't useful or if it has already been reported. Link to original bug (#778819) Description