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===Editing Drawings=== | ===Editing Drawings=== | ||
In order to edit a drawing you must either create a new drawing or open and existing drawing. | |||
The Presenta screen provides a multi-page interface, with each page associated with the "Tab" buttons at the bottom of the screen. | |||
Context sensitive menus provide much of the editing functionality to add or change the look of shapes. These menus can be displayed with a simple Control-Click on the page background, tabs or shapes. | |||
Connectors can be created either from the context menu or by Cmd-Drag from a shape. To link a connector to a shape, click on it and drag the end handle to a connection handle on the target shape. The connector will then remain attached as the shapes are moved around. | |||
===The Shape Library=== | ===The Shape Library=== | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 7 September 2020
Loading and Saving Drawings
Use the application menu to open existing files, save and export to PDF.
Editing Drawings
In order to edit a drawing you must either create a new drawing or open and existing drawing.
The Presenta screen provides a multi-page interface, with each page associated with the "Tab" buttons at the bottom of the screen.
Context sensitive menus provide much of the editing functionality to add or change the look of shapes. These menus can be displayed with a simple Control-Click on the page background, tabs or shapes.
Connectors can be created either from the context menu or by Cmd-Drag from a shape. To link a connector to a shape, click on it and drag the end handle to a connection handle on the target shape. The connector will then remain attached as the shapes are moved around.
The Shape Library
Keyboard Shortcuts
The application menu can be used or the following keyboard shortcuts to save time:
- Cmd-S = Save