Handling Links Between Objects
Creating links
You can create a link between two existing objects:
• from the source object
• from the diagram insert toolbar
Creating links between objects via the object insert bar
To connect objects to each other from the insert bar:
1. In the object insert bar, select Link 
.
.2. Click the source object.
3. Hold down your click and drag the cursor towards the target object.
If the target object is eligible, the cursor turns into a cross 
and green attachment points appear.
and green attachment points appear. Possible attachment points are:
• centered on the target object edges or in its center, or
• orthogonally located to the source end of the link
4. Let your click off on an available attachment point or on a free location.
Both objects are now connected.
Creating a link from the source object
The Link 
feature is also available on the inserting pointers of a diagram object.
feature is also available on the inserting pointers of a diagram object.To create a link from an existing object:
1. Click the source object to make the direction pointers appear.
2. Click the pointer of your choice.
3. Hold down your click and drag the cursor towards the target object.
4. Release your click on the target object.
The two objects are now connected.
Shifting the attachment point of a link
You can move the source and/or target attachment point of a link.
To shift the attachment point of a link:
1. Click the link.
Both its red-squared edges appear.
2. Click the end that you want to shift, hold down your click and move the cursor to the place where you want to put the end.
3. Let off your click.
Changing the target of a link
You can modify the target of an object, that is to say the object to which the first object is connected.
To change the target of an object:
1. Click the link.
Both its red-squared edges appear.
2. Click the edge of the link to shift, hold down your click and move the cursor to an other target object.
3. Let off your click.
This action allows you to keep the characteristics of the link.Modifying a link appearance
Links are attached to the objects they connect. In diagrams, links behave as lines. You can modify their shape or their appearance, for example.
For more details, see Lines in a Diagram.Moving a link text
For certain links, text zones can be displayed.
Example: cardinalities.
To modify the position of the text with respect to the line:
1. Select the text zone.
2. Keep the selection and drag the cursor along the line.
3. Let off your click.
Possible movements are limited so that the text remains attached to the link. This way, the text can be positioned above, below, or over the line.