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July 6th, 2009, 07:19 PM
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Piping Format
I'm using Visio to create a piping diagram using the Pipelines template, and
I notice that the horizontal lines create a gap to let the vertical lines cross without creating the impression that they touch. I like this, but there are instances where I DO want them to touch. Where is this feature controlled? It is a simple format that I can turn on/off? 
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July 7th, 2009, 10:36 AM
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Piping Format
"RMires" wrote: I'm using Visio to create a piping diagram using the Pipelines template, and I notice that the horizontal lines create a gap to let the vertical lines cross without creating the impression that they touch. I like this, but there are instances where I DO want them to touch. Where is this feature controlled? It is a simple format that I can turn on/off?
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July 7th, 2009, 10:40 AM
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Piping Format
Visio 2003.
With the shape selected Menu, Format, Behaviour, Connector, Line Jumps, "To Neither". I admit "Never" in the listbox is a bit confusing. "RMires" wrote: I'm using Visio to create a piping diagram using the Pipelines template, and I notice that the horizontal lines create a gap to let the vertical lines cross without creating the impression that they touch. I like this, but there are instances where I DO want them to touch. Where is this feature controlled? It is a simple format that I can turn on/off?
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