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Hello,
I'm fairly new at Visio 2003. I am drawing a plan of a house and I am trying to position a door next to a wall. However, the centre of the door keeps snapping to the centre of the wall. I tried to disable snap and glue in Tools, but that didn't have any effect. Is the program malfunctioning or is there a function that prevents the door from being positioned freely? I guess my main question is: How can I position a door without it snapping to anything? |
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with snap and glue off I don't think it should snap anymore, but try moving
door via nudge (arrow) keys (or shift+arrow) to get to fine tune into position instead of using mouse. "ksporry" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm fairly new at Visio 2003. I am drawing a plan of a house and I am trying to position a door next to a wall. However, the centre of the door keeps snapping to the centre of the wall. I tried to disable snap and glue in Tools, but that didn't have any effect. Is the program malfunctioning or is there a function that prevents the door from being positioned freely? I guess my main question is: How can I position a door without it snapping to anything? |
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That drawing type uses an add-on to provide the snapping behavior. It is
not tied to Visio's regular snap. -- Mark Nelson Office Graphics - Visio Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Doug.S" wrote in message ... with snap and glue off I don't think it should snap anymore, but try moving door via nudge (arrow) keys (or shift+arrow) to get to fine tune into position instead of using mouse. "ksporry" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm fairly new at Visio 2003. I am drawing a plan of a house and I am trying to position a door next to a wall. However, the centre of the door keeps snapping to the centre of the wall. I tried to disable snap and glue in Tools, but that didn't have any effect. Is the program malfunctioning or is there a function that prevents the door from being positioned freely? I guess my main question is: How can I position a door without it snapping to anything? |
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I know this is an old quesiton but it comes up first when searching the web for an answer so I am updating with my solution.
To stop a door from snapping to walls open the door's Shape Sheet and under the "User-defined Cells" heading find "SubVisDoorFrameToWall" and then set it to "=0", deleting the "=ThePage!User.VisDoorFrameToWall" that is there. This works with the individual door for which you change the value. Thanks to Mark Nelson [MS] for giving me the hint the led me to find the solution. |
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