In this video you will learn what the Outliner tool can do to transform elements on your layout. With the click of the mouse, the outliner tool converts any element into a "live" shape that has a stroke and a fill. Once an element has been outlined, it can be converted to a photo drop point. Video Notes:

- - With a click of the mouse, the Outliner Tool converts any element into a "live" shape that has a stroke and a fill. Once an element has been outlined, it can be converted to a photo drop point.
  - The Outliner tool is found on the Insert Ribbon > Other section.
  - To convert a text box into a shape, select the text box, go to the Insert Ribbon and click on Outliner. A single live shape is created on top of the original element. The new live shape has a stroke and a fill. The stroke can be modified, and the fill can be changed. This shape can also be converted to a photo drop point. Right click on the shape, hover over Fill, and click on Convert to a photo drop point.
  - To convert an embellishment into a shape, select the element, go to the Insert Ribbon and click on Outliner. A single live shape is created on top of the original embellishment. The new live shape has a stroke and a fill. The stroke can be modified, and the fill can be changed. This shape can also be converted to a photo drop point. Right click on the shape, hover over Fill, and click on Convert to a photo drop point.
  - To convert multiple shapes/photo holders into a single shape, select the shapes and group them together – right click > grouping > group. Go to the Insert Ribbon and click on Outliner. A single live shape is created on top of the original grouped shapes. The new live shape has a stroke and a fill. The stroke can be modified, and the fill can be changed. This shape can also be converted to a photo drop point. Right click on the shape, hover over Fill, and click on Convert to a photo drop point.

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