I looked at protection, too, from two avenues

1. Right click top item (file name) in Drawing Explorer, go to Protect
Document. All boxes unchecked. Check them all, click OK. Then
repeat, except uncheck all boxes.

2. In the diagram, Select All, Format-Protection. All boxes
unchecked. Check all boxes, click OK. Repeat, excpet uncheck all
boxes.

However, for a virgin blank document, the corner rounding buttons do
work. Very strange....

On Aug 29, 3:11*pm, WapperDude
wrote:
Both Paul H.'s and my method should work. *Are you trying this on a rectangle
that you've already tried to alter? *You might want to try a fresh shape. *
Other than guarding the rounding, I'm not aware of any other protection that
might keep a normal rectangle from having rounded corners.



"Paul" wrote:
On Aug 26, 3:38 pm, WapperDude
wrote:
If you want to slave it to the width and/or height, then you can enter a
formula in the shapesheet. *Go to line format section, and in the rounding
cell, you can enter a formula like =0.3*MIN(Width,Height). *This will take
the lesser of the two dimensions and scale the rounding by factor of 0.3.

Thanks, Wapper...unfortunately, I haven't been able to get the
rounding area to work.

"Paul Herber" wrote:
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 06:15:45 -0700 (PDT), Paul
wrote:

Is there a way to control the radius of rounding for the rounded
corners of a rectangle? *I opened up the shape sheet, and it looks
like it might be controlled in the "Geometry 1" table. *Ideally, I'd
like the rounding radius to scale with the minimum of the height and
width, but manually specifying it would be just as good.

select the shape(s)
menu Format - Line
and select from the rounding area, you acn set a rounding radius
manually.

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