How do you create document guides from an object?

How do you create document guides from an object?

• A. Select the object, then go to View > Guides > Make Guides.
• B. Use the Make Guides command in the Edit menu
• C. Drag from the ruler to create a guide
• D. Select the object, then go to View > Guides > Make Guides

Answer: (D)

Turning an object into guides gives you non-printing alignment lines that match the object's edges, making it easy to line up other elements precisely with that shape. To do this, select the object and choose View > Guides > Make Guides. Illustrator uses the object's bounding box to create guides along the left, right, top, and bottom edges, which you can also release or hide later if you want to revert. Dragging from the ruler creates manual guides, and the Make Guides option isn’t accessed from the Edit menu, so those alternatives won’t produce the same result.

Turning an object into guides gives you non-printing alignment lines that match the object's edges, making it easy to line up other elements precisely with that shape. To do this, select the object and choose View > Guides > Make Guides. Illustrator uses the object's bounding box to create guides along the left, right, top, and bottom edges, which you can also release or hide later if you want to revert. Dragging from the ruler creates manual guides, and the Make Guides option isn’t accessed from the Edit menu, so those alternatives won’t produce the same result.