Release the CTRL key and the mouse button to display the resized picture. Drag the control handle to the desired location. Alternatively, to preserve the aspect ratio during resizing, press the CTRL key while dragging on a control handle.To ensure that the picture's proportions are not changed during future sizing, make sure that Keep Aspect Ratio is checked on the shortcut menu or select the Keep Aspect Ratio check box on the Dimensions tab in the picture's Object Properties dialog box (double-click on the layout page picture to open this dialog box).The Control tab controls editing access to the object.) (To open the Object Properties dialog box, double-click on the object in the layout window. Note that access to resizing and positioning of the object can be blocked by settings in the object's Object Properties dialog box. Click off the picture (but inside the layout page window) to de-select the picture.Use the control handles at the corners to resize proportionally (keep aspect ratio). Use the control handles on the horizontal or vertical sides to change the respective dimensions. Drag the control handles to resize the picture.Click on the picture to display its bounding box with control handles.To change the size of the picture in the layout page window:.Drag a box around the multiple pictures using the Pointer tool.To select more than one picture in the layout page window: To de-select the picture, click anywhere in the layout page window (off of the picture). Release the left mouse button and a highlighted boundary with control handles displays around the picture.Alternatively, drag a box around the picture with your mouse (with Pointer tool selected).To select a picture in the layout page window:.For more information, see Adding an independent color scale. contour or surface plots) that use a common color scale, note that as of Origin 2019, you can add an independent color scale to the Layout window. If you are using the Layout window to aggregate and arrange color-mapped graphs (e.g. Text labels and other objects display in the layout page window if at least part of the object is inside the graph window page (The gray area in the graph window is outside of the page). If the source window is a graph window, all graphics within the graph page display in the layout page window. Text labels in the worksheet window will not display in the layout page window. If the source window is a worksheet window, the worksheet grid and cell values display as a picture in the layout page window. Release the mouse button and a picture (object) of the associated graph or worksheet is displayed. Drag out a box in the layout page window to create a picture of the specified size (the size of the rectangle that you drag out with your mouse).Click once in the layout page window to create a picture of the default size.Select the graph or worksheet in the list box provided.These actions open the Graph Browser or Sheet Brwoser dialog box. From the menu, select Insert: Graph or Insert: Worksheet when the layout page window is active (or right-click on the white space in the layout window to select Add Graph or Add Worksheet context menu).To add a graph or worksheet to the layout page window: 11 Fitting the layout page size to all objectsĪdding a graph or a worksheet picture to the layout page window.10 Updating the changes to the worksheet object in Layout or Graph window.9 Increasing redraw speed in a layout page window.8 Copying/Pasting Format context menu for graph object on Layout window.1 Adding a graph or a worksheet picture to the layout page window.
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