Merge Multiple Objects Into One

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How to merge multiple objects into a single object in OpenOffice Draw?

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If you want to merge multiple objects into a single object, you can follow this tutorial.

1. Select multiple objects.

2. Click "Modify > Shape > Merge" menu. You see all selected objects are merged into the object.

Note that the surviving object is actually the object with the lowerest order, or the bottom object if you view them from the eye.

All properties of the surving object applied to all merged-in objects.

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