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Here are described some miscellaneous commands that can be issued in
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all diagram editors. See ``Introduction to ...'' in the Help menu for
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some editor specific commands.
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Scales the document. The drawing is made larger and even the fonts
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are scaled when your X server supports scalable X fonts.
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Scales the document. The drawing is made smaller.
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Returns to normal view, i.e. no scaling.
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Scales the document with a percentage that makes that the whole
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document fits exactly to one page.
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Set the scale factor with a pop-up slider dialog.
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Grid (submenu of View menu).
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Draw or hide the grid in the drawing area. The grid is visible as a
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raster of dashed vertical and horizontal lines at an equal distance.
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This distance is called the grid size.
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Set the size of the grid with a pop-up slider dialog.
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When point snapping is on, the positions of the shapes are constrained
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to discrete positions at a certain point distance. When point snapping
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is off, the shapes can be placed at any position.
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Set the point distance with a pop-up slider dialog. The point distance
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is used when point snapping is on. The grid size and the point distance
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are independent from each other.
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Pops up a find dialog. You can find with this dialog the next
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shape which contains a given text or find all shapes that contain
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Pops up a replace dialog. You can replace with this dialog the text of
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the next shape which contain a given text or replace the texts of
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all shapes that contain a given text.
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This entry shows a popup dialog window to change the line styles of
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This entry shows a popup dialog window to change the line widths of
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This entry shows a popup dialog window to change the line endings
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(arrow heads and the like) of the selected lines.
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This entry shows a popup dialog window with three lists of toggle buttons
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for updating the font family, font style and point size. When you press
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OK each selected shape is redrawn with this new font.
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Update Text Alignment.
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This entry pops up a dialog window by which you can update existing
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multi-line texts. Each selected shape receives this text alignment.
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Update Line Color/Text Color/Fill Color.
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This entry pops up a dialog window in which you can select a color.
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When you press "OK", then respectively the line color, text colors or
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fill color (of nodes only) will be updated to the chosen color.
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Via this submenu you can specify the default font, default line style,
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default line width, default text alignment and default colors.
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Node/Edge Annotation.
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Edit the annotation text of the first selected node or edge in a pop-up
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text edit dialog. Press OK in that dialog to update the annotation or
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press Cancel to abandon your changes.