When I do a lot of drawing, particularly for math and science classes,
I end up with a bajillion note containers all stacked up together,
each containing some miscopial part of my drawing or equation. It
seems intuitive that I should be able to select the entire drawing
(all of these little note containers) and combine them into a single
note container.

I know there is a method to hold the shift key down and move one over
another, but this is a nighmare when dealing with a litle drawing
consisting of over a dozen little containers laying on top of one
another like a plate of spagetti. It's fairly convenient to lasso
select them and shrink them, move them, whatever. But I really want
to simplify things by just quickly and easily merging them into a
single note container.

I haven't found a way to do that. Is there one?

Unfortunately I think the SHIFT technique is the only way to merge those
containers.


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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
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"Kayne" <miller.nospam******.com> wrote in message
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> When I do a lot of drawing, particularly for math and science classes,
> I end up with a bajillion note containers all stacked up together,
> each containing some miscopial part of my drawing or equation. It
> seems intuitive that I should be able to select the entire drawing
> (all of these little note containers) and combine them into a single
> note container.
>
> I know there is a method to hold the shift key down and move one over
> another, but this is a nighmare when dealing with a litle drawing
> consisting of over a dozen little containers laying on top of one
> another like a plate of spagetti. It's fairly convenient to lasso
> select them and shrink them, move them, whatever. But I really want
> to simplify things by just quickly and easily merging them into a
> single note container.
>
> I haven't found a way to do that. Is there one?
>