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First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opjectobject. DODo this by selecting Object > Path > Outline StrokeObject -> Path -> Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette (Window -> Pathfinder) and with the two items selected alt-clickalt-click on the “Unite”Unite button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

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First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opject. DO this by selecting Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette and with the two items selected alt-click on the “Unite” button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape object. Do this by selecting Object -> Path -> Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette (Window -> Pathfinder) and with the two items selected alt-click on the Unite button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

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First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opject. DO this by selecting Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette and with the two items selected clickalt-click on the “Unite” button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opject. DO this by selecting Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette and with the two items selected click on the “Unite” button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opject. DO this by selecting Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette and with the two items selected alt-click on the “Unite” button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.

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First you will have to convert the arrow from a path / stroke into a shape opject. DO this by selecting Object > Path > Outline Stroke.

Open the Pathfinder palette and with the two items selected click on the “Unite” button - it’s the first one that looks like two squares united into one.