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6. Move the cursor outside the top-right corner handle until you see the
rotation cursor. Click and drag up until you have rotated the frame by 3°. Note:

This is the same angle that you used for the filmstrip graphic. You can also use the
Free Transform tool to
rotate an object, but
changing tools is not
necessary since the same
rotation functionality
can be accessed with the
Selection tool.

7. Using the Selection tool, move the rotated text frame into place just above
the filmstrip, with the right edge at 8.25″.
Use the following image as a guide for placing the frame.

8. Click away from the text frame to deselect all objects, then choose Note:
View>Extras>Hide Frame Edges. If a menu command is
This command turns off the blue borders not visible, choose Show
that surround every frame. Frame All Menu Items at the
edges can be very valuable when you’re bottom of the menu.
working with some objects, but they
can be distracting in other cases. Always
remember that you can toggle the frame
edges on and off in the View>Extras submenu.

When frame edges are hidden, moving the Selection tool cursor over a frame reveals its
edges. This frame highlighting can make it easier to find exactly the object you want,
especially when working in an area with a number of overlapping or nearby objects.

9. Save the file and continue to the final stage of the project.

74 Project 1: Letterhead Design