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Visio 2010 - How to center a title at the top of the page

I cannot find any Powerpoint-similar command that takes a heading at the top of the page and centers it relative to the entire page.
Can someone tell me how I can center a text title at the top of a page?
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netcmh

I don't think there is one. I just use the scale to adjust my titles on Visio diagrams.

You could also utilize the View tab, dynamic grid option.

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Chris Roth

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Chris Roth

On a related note, for all readers, you can customize the Ribbon or Quick Access toolbar with an older command called "Center Drawing".

1. Right-click the Ribbon and choose "Customize the Ribbon" or "Customize the Quick Access Toolbar".
2. Select "All Commands" in the drop-down list in the top-left of the "Visio Options" form.
3. Find "Center Drawing" in the lest and double-click it to send it over to the list on the right.
4. Arrange "Center Drawing" as desired in the list order, then click OK.

Center Drawing will center all shapes on the page, both horizontally and vertically, so it doesn't exactly solve the problem in the original post. UNLESS you are starting a new drawing and have only the title shape on the page. Then you can just Shift + Drag-shape-up (ie: constrain-horizontal/vertically-move the shape) and you'll have a top-centered title!

brothertruffle880

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Absolutely, positively perfect. Thanks!!!!