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Organizational Chart TutorialUsing EDraw to Create Organizational Charts The tutorial explain how to create organizational charts using EDraw. The easiest way to draw a new organizational chart based on the EDraw organization chart templates and examples. What does EDraw Organizational Chart do? Interface EDraw's toolbars contain buttons you can use to issue commonly used commands. To find out what each button does, float your mouse pointer over (do not click) the button. Creating the Organization Chart You can open the organizational chart template for the
library menu. It include Frame Shapes, Card Shapes, Photo Shapes, People Shapes
and Custom Shapes. Library > Organizational Chart > Frame Shapes Organization Chart Shapes
You can add more than one shape of the same type to your organization chart. For example, you might need five Manager shapes under an executive shape. You can insert all the Manager shapes by dragging the Multiple Shapes shape over the Executive shape. When you do this, the Add Multiple Shapes dialog box appears in which you specify the number and type of shapes to be inserted.
In EDraw, users create org charts by starting at the top and moving to the bottom. So the first shape added usually represents an executive. However, the topmost shape could represent a manager or project leader if the user is creating an org chart for a single department or team. Modify Layout Options You can use the follow two toolbars to layout shapes easily. You can also use the automation align function while you dragging. Edit Text Very many pre-defined shapes have multiple text boxes. You can click the text region to edit every one. You can use the "Text Block Tool" to change their position too. See how to edit text. Replace Image All the images in the Photo Shapes can be replace with a local image file. Firstly select a photo shape then click the "Replace Photo" item in the context menu.
Create your own Organizational Chart Shapes EDraw provide some easy to use drawing tools. Include line, arc, curve, freeform, rectangle and ellipse. You can create any shapes with these tools. See How to create basic shapes. Adding a Fill Color First click on the shape you would like to format, making sure that the green formatting handles appear around it. Click the Format > Fill Menu. Detail. Or you can use style and color scheme to fill shapes. Add the Background Drag the pre-defined background into drawing. Library > Basic Shapes > Background
Printing Organization Charts Insert EDraw file into Microsoft file If you need more help, please visit EDraw Online Help or Contact US. |
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