Common use of Rotating Clause in Contracts

Rotating. Objects may be rotated to any desired angle. Selected images will always appear with a green rotation handle-bar that may be manually grabbed and rotated using your mouse. The Rotate menu options will also provide additional rotation options for more exact or specific rotation options. Within the Rotate menu you may select any of the following options. Rotate By These options will rotate the selected image by the selected common angle from the image’s current angle. Rotate To These options will rotate the selected image to the selected angle based on the image’s original fixed 0° point. Custom Rotate By This option will allow you to either manually slide a degree measurement bar or enter a specific degree measurement and apply to rotate the selected image from the image’s current angle. Custom Rotate To This option will allow you to either manually slide a degree measurement bar or enter a specific degree measurement and apply to rotate the selected image based on the image’s original fixed 0° point.

Rotating. Objects may be rotated to any desired angle. Selected images will always appear with a green rotation handle-bar that may be manually grabbed and rotated using your mouse. The Rotate menu options will also provide additional rotation options for more exact or specific rotation options. Within the Rotate menu you may select any of the following options. Rotate By These options will rotate the selected image by the selected common angle from the image’s current angle. Rotate To These options will rotate the selected image to the selected angle based on the image’s original fixed 0° point. Custom Rotate By This option will allow you to either manually slide a degree measurement bar or enter a specific degree measurement and apply to rotate the selected image from the image’s current angle. Custom Rotate To This option will allow you to either manually slide a degree measurement bar or enter a specific degree measurement and apply to rotate the selected image based on the image’s original fixed 0° point.