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kevnkentucky
How can I draw a curve that doesn't look like a free-hand pencil sketch?
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CyberTaz
Your version of Word - which you didn't mention - will determine where
you'll find it, but in the AutoShapes tools there is an arc tool... Probably
in "Basic Shapes", IIRC.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 10/9/07 6:37 PM, in article
[email protected], "kevnkentucky"
How can I draw a curve that doesn't look like a free-hand pencil sketch?
you'll find it, but in the AutoShapes tools there is an arc tool... Probably
in "Basic Shapes", IIRC.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 10/9/07 6:37 PM, in article
[email protected], "kevnkentucky"
How can I draw a curve that doesn't look like a free-hand pencil sketch?
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kevnkentucky
Thanks Bob. That is exactly what I needed.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
You may also find the Curve tool useful (Drawing toolbar: AutoShapes | Lines
| Curve). It's not immediately obvious how to use this, but what you do is
click to start the line, and then click again for each bézier point;
double-click to end the line.
The tool creates a vector shape, and once you've got it roughly defined, you
can right-click and choose Edit Points and drag them around to fine-tune the
shape. You can also add and remove points as needed. It took me a
regrettably long time to discover this tool.
| Curve). It's not immediately obvious how to use this, but what you do is
click to start the line, and then click again for each bézier point;
double-click to end the line.
The tool creates a vector shape, and once you've got it roughly defined, you
can right-click and choose Edit Points and drag them around to fine-tune the
shape. You can also add and remove points as needed. It took me a
regrettably long time to discover this tool.