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1 Styles and Formatting

2 Line

3 Arrow Style

4 Line Style

5 Line Width

6 Line Color

7 Area

8–9 Area Style / Filling

10 Shadow

Figure 170: Line and Filling toolbar

When you select text, this toolbar changes to show text formatting

options (Figure 171).

Figure 171: Line and Filling toolbar (when text is selected)

The context menu

When an object is selected, you can right-click on the object to bring

up a context menu, which provides additional access to the options

shown above and another way to change an object’s attributes. The

entries with a small arrow on the right-hand side contain a submenu.

Editing lines and borders

Lines (like arrows) and the borders of an

object are managed through the same dialog.

An object’s border is just another type of line.

You can change some properties from the Line and Filling toolbar. To

see more options, select the object and click on the Line icon or

right-click on the object and choose Line from the context menu. This

opens the Line dialog.

Common line properties

In most cases the property you want to change is the line’s style (solid,

dashed, invisible, and so on), its color, or its width. These options are

all available from the Line and Filling toolbar (Figure 170).

You can also edit these properties from the Line dialog, where you can

also change the line’s transparency. Figure 172 illustrates different

degrees of transparency.

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