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Figure 175 shows two Draw objects and a connector.

Figure 175: A connector between two objects

Draw has a range of advanced connector functions. You can change

connector types by opening the floating Connectors toolbar (click on

the Connector icon ) and modify various attributes of a selected

connector by right-clicking and choosing Connector from the pop-up

menu. For more about connectors and gluepoints, see Chapter 9

(Organization Charts, Flow Diagrams, and More) in the Draw Guide.

Drawing geometric shapes

Geometric shapes include basic shapes, symbol shapes, block arrows,

flowcharts, callouts, and stars.

Figure 176 shows part of the Drawing toolbar with the icons referred

to in the following sections. Clicking on the arrow next to the icon

opens a floating toolbar with the relevant work tools. The use of all

these tools is similar to that of the Rectangle tool, even though they

produce different geometric shapes.

Figure 176: Part of the main Drawing toolbar

Basic shapes

The Basic Shapes icon makes available the

range of tools for drawing basic shapes.

If you choose the rectangle tool from this

toolbar, it looks the same as a rectangle drawn

using the Rectangle tool on the Drawing

toolbar. The only differences you will see are in

the information field in the status bar (for

example: shape selected).

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