Rotate helplines instead of horizontal and vertical only

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Hans Arts

In Visio you can only use horizontal and vertical (magnetic) help lines. It
would be handy sometimes to rotate the help lines so you can draw in
perspective. For example 45 degrees.

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J

Jochen

Hi Hans,

just change the 'Angle' cell in the helpline's shapesheet.

Greetings
Jochen

Hans Arts said:
In Visio you can only use horizontal and vertical (magnetic) help lines. It
would be handy sometimes to rotate the help lines so you can draw in
perspective. For example 45 degrees.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
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H

Helplines

Hi Jochen,

First thanks for your answer. Second, i don't know what you are meaning. I
am talking about de blue helplines you can drag from your ruler. There ain't
no settings in wich you van change the angle. So please try to think with me
again...

Thanks,
Hans Arts
 
D

David Parker [Visio MVP]

.... or use the Size & Position Window...

Jochen said:
Hi Hans,

first select the helpline, then open the helpline's shapesheet (Menu
Window --> Show Shapesheet).
Edit the cell 'Angle' in the section 'Shape transform' (see attached
screenshot). That's all.

Greetings
Jochen
 
H

Helplines

Jochen,

Found it. I've looked at the wrong place earlier. Thank you very much.
Problem Solved........
 

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