When the Zoom Tool is in Persistent Tool mode, hold down the Option key and click on the canvas to zoom out. Magnet Used to relocate the magnets that connect lines to objects. To select a different object when the Rubber Stamp is in Persistent Tool mode, hold down the Option key and then click another object on the Canvas. Rubber Stamp Used for rapidly copying and pasting objects on the Canvas. Style Brush Used for copying the style of an object (including its shape, stroke, text style, and so on) so you can “paint” the style on other objects. Diagram Used to rapidly create new objects on the canvas. You can move the Expando-Collapso divider in the Drawing Tools preferences to change which tools are available in the palette’s collapsed state, or get rid of the button entirely. Collapso lets you save precious toolbar space for other buttons, and Expando gives you the whole enchilada.
Okay, it’s really just a button after the Pen tool, but you can use this to collapse the tool palette down to just a core set of tools, or click it- Expando!- to gain access to a bunch more tools.
OmniGraffle 6 includes advanced Expando-Collapso Technology. Pen Tool Used for creating custom shapes. Text Tool Used for entering text labels to a Line or for adding a random blob of text on the Canvas. Line Tool Used for drawing lines between objects on the Canvas. Shape Tool Used for drawing shapes, such as squares, rectangles, and circles. In its default state, the Tool Palette contains the following tools: Selection Tool (Arrow) Used for selecting objects on the Canvas. The Tool Palette contains all of the tools that you need to draw and interact with objects on the Canvas. You can flip objects to the back or bring them to the front, lock them in place (which is really, really handy), and for grouping and ungrouping objects.īut the big tools are coming up next: the Style Well and the Tool Palette. Next to that is the filename, and if your OmniGraffle file has more than one Canvas, the filename is appended by a colon ( :) followed by the name of the canvas you’re presently working on.īeneath the Document icon and filename are buttons that let you interact and control the behavior of the objects on the canvas. This is sometimes handy for when you’re working on duplicated files and you can’t remember where you saved the last revision. But if you hold down the Command key ( ⌘) and click that icon, you’ll get a contextual menu that shows you where the file is stored on your Mac.
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Above those, you’ll find the standard OS X window controls for Closing, Hiding, and for taking OmniGraffle into Full Screen mode.Īt the center of the toolbar along the top, you’ll see a Document Icon which you might assume does nothing other than tell you what type of file this is. On the left is the Canvases and Contents sidebar, while on the right is the Inspectors sidebar which also includes the Stencils Library. On opposing ends of the toolbar you’ll find controls for hiding and showing the left and right sidebars. From buttons to add new layers to a canvas-or an entirely new canvas-to tools for drawing and connecting objects together, the Toolbar has everything you need to get your job done. Packed with buttons and a customizable Tool Palette featuring Expando-Collapso Technology, the toolbar is where you’ll go for all your drawing needs.Īs you can see, the toolbar is packed with controls. Along the top of OmniGraffle’s window is the Toolbar.
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