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Create and Install Autoshape
How can I create and install my own Autoshapes?
-- jake |
Create and Install Autoshape
AFAIK, it's not possible.
In article , Jakobshavn Isbrae wrote: How can I create and install my own Autoshapes? |
Create and Install Autoshape
You can't make a "real" custom autoshapes, but there are several
tricks to make pretty good substitutes. One is to create a Freeform using using coordinates. You'll find enough info in the help help to accomplish that. I've outlined a few other methods to create custom autoshapes he http://www.breezetree.com/articles/h...autoshapes.htm If you want text capability you will end up having to make a composite shape. For example, you can draw a freeform shape, place a textbox over it, bring the textbox to front, set the textbox border to no line, and set the textbox background to 100% transparency. Finally group the shapes together and you have the effect of a custom autoshape. HTH, Nicholas Hebb BreezeTree Software http://www.breezetree.com |
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