Absolute Beginners Guide to Tablet PCs
Visio 2003 allows you to draw as well as drag-and-drop objects. With ink, you can add fine touches to your diagrams, and annotate them as you go. To add ink to a Visio diagram, simply tap on the Ink Tool button on the button bar, as shown in Figure 15.25. Figure 15.25. Tap the Ink Tool button to add ink to your Visio diagram.
You can also display the Ink toolbar by tapping on View, then Toolbars, and checking the Ink toolbar. You will then have five pens to choose from; these pens can be modified in the Customize Pens dialog, which is accessible from the Pen Tool drop-down list on the main toolbar. When you add ink to your drawing, you will see a selection box surrounding the ink after a brief moment, as shown in Figure 15.26. Figure 15.26. Ink will automatically be clumped together as a single object until you choose another tool or tap the Close Ink Shape button on the Ink toolbar.
The ink you use is treated as an object. When you are finished drawing a shape, you can tap the Close Ink Shape button on the Ink toolbar to keep it as an object separate from other ink. Otherwise, all the ink you lay down while you have the ink tool open will be combined as a single object. Because the ink is treated as an object, there is no annotation capability (where the annotations can be viewed/hidden).
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