Aligning Markups

Multiple markups can be aligned to one another so that any of their edges (right, left, top, or bottom) or center points (horizontal or vertical) line up. To do so, select two or more markups, CTRL-click one of the selected markups, and go to Alignment > then select the desired alignment.

The first markup selected is considered the primary markup and all other markups are aligned relative to it.

Three or more markups can be distributed relative to one another so that their centers are equidistant from one another along their horizontal and/or vertical plane. To do so, select three or more markups, CTRL-click one of the selected markups, and go to either Alignment >  Distribute Horizontally or Distribute Vertically.

Markups can also be relocated to the center of the page, placing the center point of each selected markup on the center point of the page. To do so, select one or more markups, CTRL-click one of the selected markups, and go to Alignment >  Center in Document.

Markups can be flipped either horizontally or vertically. To flip, select one or more markups, CTRL-click one of the selected markups, and go to either Alignment > Flip Horizontal or Flip Vertical

The selected markups will flip on their respective centers (horizontal or vertical, as appropriate).