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    Repositioning a dog-legged pointer

    To reposition a dog-legged pointer:

    1. Select the point object which joins two lines of the pointer of the balloon. A point object looks like a star.

    2. Drag the point object to a new position:

      This gives the balloon shown below. The ends of two lines joining the point object move too:

    Parent topic: Creating balloons with dog-legged pointers

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