Inserting a Box in the One-line

You can insert a box in the one-line by clicking Box from the Equipment Palette toolbox or Insert tab. The first click of the mouse defines the top left corner of the box. While holding the mouse button down, drag the mouse to define the bottom-right corner of the box. You can edit the box size by clicking on it to select it and dragging the sides or corner.

Note: Inserting a box is similar to inserting a note. The difference is that you cannot type any text into a box, but you can into a note.

To format the box properties, double-click on the box edge. The Box Properties dialog box appears, in which you can set the Style, Color and Weight of the edges of the box.

Option	Description
Box Style	Select the box style from the following: Box: Single line, sharp corners. Rounded Box: Single line, rounded corners. Double Box: Double line, sharp corners. Circle: Single line, round. Figure 2: Styles: Box; Rounded Box; Double Box, Circle
Line	Select the type of line style for the box, such as a solid or dotted line.
Color	Select the desired color from the palette.
Weight	Select the desired thickness of the box.

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Making One-line Diagrams
Note Properties