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1 Line 5 Line (45°) 8 Line with square/arrow

2 Line Ends with Arrow 6 Line starts with arrow 9 Dimension line

3 Line with arrow/circle 7 Line with circle/arrow 10 Line with arrows

4 Line with arrow/square

Figure 22: Arrows toolbar

Drawing a rectangle or square

Drawing a rectangle is similar to drawing a straight line, except that you click on the

Rectangle icon on the Drawing toolbar, and the (imaginary) line drawn by the

mouse corresponds to a diagonal of the rectangle. In addition, the outline of the

future rectangle changes shape as you drag the mouse around. The outline may be

shown as a dashed line until you release the mouse button.

Figure 23: Drawing a rectangle

Draw considers squares to be rectangles with sides of equal length. Hold down the

Shift key to draw a square. Hold down the Alt key while dragging with the mouse to

create a rectangle with its center (rather than a corner) at the start point (where you

first clicked the mouse).

Note

Blue or green selection handles appear around an object made up of

more than 2 points, showing that this is the currently selected object.

The colors depend on the standard selection mode—green with a normal

selection or blue if you are in the point edit mode. This effect is easily

seen if both Simple Handles and Large Handles are switched on in

the Options toolbar. See Chapter 3 for more details on points.

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