To rotate multiple objects together in CorelDRAW, you can use a specific selection technique to switch from scaling handles to rotation handles.
Here is the straightforward method:
You select the objects you wish to rotate, then perform an additional click on one of them to activate the rotation handles.
Step-by-Step Guide to Rotating Multiple Objects
Based on the provided information, follow these steps to rotate several objects simultaneously in CorelDRAW:
- Select Your Objects: Begin by selecting all the objects you want to rotate. You can do this by holding down the Shift key on your keyboard and clicking on each object individually. This method ensures that multiple objects are added to your selection.
- Activate Rotation Handles: Once all your desired objects are selected, carefully click one more time on just one of the selected objects.
- Observe the Change: If done correctly, the handles around the selected objects will change. Instead of the typical square selection handles used for scaling or skewing, they will transform into curved arrows or similar indicators signifying rotation handles.
- Rotate the Group: With the rotation handles active, click and drag on one of the handles around any of the selected objects. You will see that all the selected objects rotate together at the same rate around a common center point.
Using this specific click sequence allows you to control the rotation of multiple elements as a unified group within your CorelDRAW project.
