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replyReply Wed 12 Sep 2007, 09:46Delegate Georgie said...

Georgie has attended:
Visio Introduction course

Shapes in Visio

How do you create a shape in Visio?

Many thanks
Georgie

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replyReply Mon 1 Oct 2007, 14:20Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Shapes in Visio

Hi Georgie

Thanks for your question.

To create a shape in Visio, select a shape from the shapes menu at the left of the screen; then drag and drop into the diagram workspace on your screen.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

 

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