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Instead of moving individual
objects to their new location within the tabbing order, you can
move a group of objects all at once. This method works only for the
objects that are positioned in sequence in the list of objects.
If you have a selection of objects that are scattered throughout
the list, you must make them sequential first and then move the
group.
After you select a group of sequentially ordered objects, you
move the group to a new location in the tabbing order by using the
same methods you used for moving a single object.
To select a sequential group of objects using the mouse
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In the Tab Order palette list, click the first object in
the sequence.
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Press Shift and click the last object in the sequence.
To select a sequential group of objects using the keyboard
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In the Tab Order palette list, click the first object in
the sequence.
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Press Shift+Down Arrow or Shift+Up Arrow until all objects
in the sequence are selected.
To change a group of individually selected objects to a sequential group
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In the Tab Order palette list, click the
first object and then press Ctrl and click each object that you
want to select.
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In the palette menu, select Make Sequential. The selected
objects are moved together into a sequentially ordered group.
To change the order to geographic (left-to-right)
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In the Tab Order palette list, select the objects in the
sequence.
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In the Tab Order palette menu, select, Make Geographic.
To change the geographic order to right-to-left
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In the Tab Order palette list, select the objects in the
sequence.
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In the Tab Order palette menu, select, Make Geographic Right-To-Left.
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