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September 25th, 2007, 02:26 AM
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Fine resize of Control transfer in flowchart
Besides drag the cursor on the handles, any other way to resize the shapes,
Control transfer in flowchart? eg. Ctrl-Arrow ? 
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September 25th, 2007, 07:02 AM
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Fine resize of Control transfer in flowchart
Hello Alan,
For exact measurements use the View / Size & Position Window where you can enter values (and some calulations) for the selected shape. Also you might want to turn off ruler and grid snapping temporarily using buttons on the View toolbar (View / Toolbars / View). This can make positioning easy if you need shapes to not snap as is their default. Hope that helps. Best regards John John Goldsmith www.visualSignals.co.uk "Alan T" wrote in message ... Besides drag the cursor on the handles, any other way to resize the shapes, Control transfer in flowchart? eg. Ctrl-Arrow ?
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September 26th, 2007, 06:08 AM
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Fine resize of Control transfer in flowchart
Thanks.
I get rid of the grid and use the values for size. For exact measurements use the View / Size & Position Window where you can enter values (and some calulations) for the selected shape. Also you might want to turn off ruler and grid snapping temporarily using buttons on the View toolbar (View / Toolbars / View). This can make positioning easy if you need shapes to not snap as is their default.
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September 26th, 2007, 08:23 AM
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Fine resize of Control transfer in flowchart
Hello Alan,
Yes, or change the grid sizing to wok with your shapes. Check out Tools / Ruler & Grid. Best regards John John Goldsmith www.visualSignals.co.uk "Alan T" wrote in message ... Thanks. I get rid of the grid and use the values for size. For exact measurements use the View / Size & Position Window where you can enter values (and some calulations) for the selected shape. Also you might want to turn off ruler and grid snapping temporarily using buttons on the View toolbar (View / Toolbars / View). This can make positioning easy if you need shapes to not snap as is their default.
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