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A question asked if the network is large and you have to scroll when connecting pins via a drag from one pin to the other. |
A question asked if the network is large and you have to scroll when connecting pins via a drag from one pin to the other. |
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An alternative is to first select the two pins (the first with a regular click, the second with a CTRL- |
An alternative is to first select the two pins (the first with a regular click, the second with a CTRL-click), and then choose the "''Connect Pins''" popup menu function (right button menu). |
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===== Can I add Arrows and other Drawings to a Diagram for Documentation ? ===== |
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Insert an image annotation, using one of the pictures provided or one of your own images. The internet is full of image and icon collections with arrows, bullets, smileys etc. |
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The image can be a PNG, BMP, TIFF or JPG (among others). |
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<br>Google for "license free icon collection" (for example: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/arrow). |
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Pin Connections[Bearbeiten]
Do I have to keep the Mouse Pressed when Connecting Pins?[Bearbeiten]
A question asked if the network is large and you have to scroll when connecting pins via a drag from one pin to the other.
An alternative is to first select the two pins (the first with a regular click, the second with a CTRL-click), and then choose the "Connect Pins" popup menu function (right button menu).
Can I add Arrows and other Drawings to a Diagram for Documentation ?[Bearbeiten]
Insert an image annotation, using one of the pictures provided or one of your own images. The internet is full of image and icon collections with arrows, bullets, smileys etc.
The image can be a PNG, BMP, TIFF or JPG (among others).
Google for "license free icon collection" (for example: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/arrow).
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