Chapter 22. Drawing and Editing to Create New Shapes
| Understanding Shape Geometry | 689 |
| Identifying Shape Behavior | 693 |
| Drawing Lines | 700 |
| Drawing Curves | 710 |
| Merging Shapes to Create New Ones | 716 |
| Working with Groups | 727 |
Everything seems easier when it is done for you, like premade shapes in a Microsoft Office Visio 2007 stencil. Often, however, it’s easier just to do it yourself. No doubt, Office Visio 2007 will normally meet all of your shape needs, but if you need a specific shape you might want to design your own. To do so, take advantage of Visio 2007’s drawing tools. The good news is that you don’t necessarily need to draw a shape from scratch even when you can’t find what you want on an existing stencil. In fact, it’s almost always faster to start with ...
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