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Figure 201: Duplicating an object

Which replication technique you use is up to you. The draft for the example in this

chapter should look similar to that in Figure 202.

Figure 202: The finished draft

The next step is to add text to the boxes. It is easiest to insert it as a text element

within the box as described in Chapter 2 (Drawing Basic Shapes). Activate the

icon on the Options toolbar and then double-click the box to enter text into it.

Alternatively, select the box and press F2. You should then see a blinking cursor in

the box and the Text Formatting toolbar should be visible.

Set the text formatting and type the text. Depending on the length and format of the

text, you may need to adjust the size of the box and the spacing to neighboring boxes

or else change the formatting of the text to fit the box. Adjustments can be made

initially with the mouse and then fine-tuned with the Position and Size dialog.

Now set up the fill colors and save the drawing. The connections between the boxes

are not drawn with ordinary lines but with Draw’s connectors. How to draw these

connectors and add text to them is described in “Glue points and connectors” starting

on page 164.

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