Graphic Elements
In a diagram, you can add and customize graphic objects.
You may:
• add a graphic object
• customize the graphic object (e.g.: apply a fill color)
• customize the graphic object border (e.g.: modify its style, color, thickness)
Creating Graphic Objects
You can insert basic graphic objects in the diagram.
Example: rectangle, square, circle, polygon.
To create a graphic object:
1. In the object insert bar, click Graphical object
.
.2. Select the graphic object type.
3. Click where you want to anchor one of the angles of the graphic object.
4. Hold your click down and drag the cursor to where you want the opposite angle to be:

5. Let off your click.
The graphic object is created. The handles around a graphic object indicate that it is selected.
The cursor returns to its standard shape. You can modify (e.g.: select, move) the graphic object.
Cut, Copy, Paste
You can use the following commands on elements:
• Cut
Removes from the diagram the selected elements and place them on the clipboard (the previous clipboard content is overwritten).
• Copy
Copies your selection on the clipboard (the previous clipboard content is overwritten).
• Paste
Pastes the content of the clipboard in the diagram at the position you clicked last. Note that the clipboard is not emptied: you can paste its content again.
To perform actions on one or several graphic objects:
1. Select one or several elements.
2. Right-click the selection and select Copy or Cut.
3. Right-click in the diagram (it can be another diagram) where you want to paste the elements and select Paste.