Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide - Manual (Page 384)

Creating graphic displays
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Duplicate also duplicates actions. For example, if you duplicate an
object, move it, and then duplicate it again, the second Duplicate will,
in one step, duplicate and move the object. This is useful for creating a
series of objects with an equal distance between them.
Duplicate works until you deselect the object.
When an object is duplicated, any animation attached to the object is
also duplicated. If a group is duplicated, the new copy of the group
can be ungrouped to individual objects, just like the original.
Resizing objects
You can resize objects using the mouse or using the keyboard. The
keys let you resize objects in small increments.
When you select an object, handles appear around it. Use these
handles to resize the object.
To resize an object by dragging the mouse:
1. Select the object.
2. Place the pointer on one of the handles.
A double arrow appears.
Drag a side handle to change either the width or height.
Drag a corner handle to change both the width and height.