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November 3rd, 2007, 04:48 AM
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how do I errase a limited section of my drawing?
I need to have a little 'rubber' to rub out small selected sections of my
drawing. There is a very useful one in 'Microsoft Draw' is there something here that I have not seen. My draw tools are quite limited without it. Ypurs Sincerely, Gerald Vaughan 
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November 3rd, 2007, 12:39 PM
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how do I errase a limited section of my drawing?
With the understanding that visio is object/shape based and not bitmap
based, have you considered just selecting what you want to get rid of (drag the selection box around it) and pressing delete? al "Gerald Vaughan" Gerald wrote in message ... I need to have a little 'rubber' to rub out small selected sections of my drawing. There is a very useful one in 'Microsoft Draw' is there something here that I have not seen. My draw tools are quite limited without it. Ypurs Sincerely, Gerald Vaughan
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November 3rd, 2007, 02:19 PM
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how do I errase a limited section of my drawing?
Adding to Al's suggestion, you might be able to simulate 'rubbing out' by
using ink with a fattish white line (see View / Toolbars / Ink)... Best regards John John Goldsmith www.visualSignals.typepad.co.uk www.visualSignals.co.uk "Al Edlund" wrote in message ... With the understanding that visio is object/shape based and not bitmap based, have you considered just selecting what you want to get rid of (drag the selection box around it) and pressing delete? al "Gerald Vaughan" Gerald wrote in message ... I need to have a little 'rubber' to rub out small selected sections of my drawing. There is a very useful one in 'Microsoft Draw' is there something here that I have not seen. My draw tools are quite limited without it. Ypurs Sincerely, Gerald Vaughan
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November 23rd, 2007, 01:28 AM
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how do I errase a limited section of my drawing?
I would stick to highlighting items. This can also be down by using "shift"
and clicking on each objects. "John Goldsmith" wrote: Adding to Al's suggestion, you might be able to simulate 'rubbing out' by using ink with a fattish white line (see View / Toolbars / Ink)... Best regards John John Goldsmith www.visualSignals.typepad.co.uk www.visualSignals.co.uk "Al Edlund" wrote in message ... With the understanding that visio is object/shape based and not bitmap based, have you considered just selecting what you want to get rid of (drag the selection box around it) and pressing delete? al "Gerald Vaughan" Gerald wrote in message ... I need to have a little 'rubber' to rub out small selected sections of my drawing. There is a very useful one in 'Microsoft Draw' is there something here that I have not seen. My draw tools are quite limited without it. Ypurs Sincerely, Gerald Vaughan
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