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Another option, with the Selection Tool, select your two graphics that need alignment, then choose the center and vertical alignment options. &nbsp; The two graphics will align to each other.<br />
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Another option, with the Selection Tool, select your two graphics that need alignment, then choose the center and vertical alignment options.   The two graphics will align to each other.
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I have two images below. I'm trying to get one &quot;B&quot; to layer exactly on top of another &quot;B&quot;. When I arrow left/right, you can see it keeps passing up the B. Is there a way to decrease the grid or whatever this is snapping to?<br />
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I have two images below. I'm trying to get one "B" to layer exactly on top of another "B". When I arrow left/right, you can see it keeps passing up the B. Is there a way to decrease the grid or whatever this is snapping to?




How to get precise movement in Illustrator

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