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I use annotations a lot in my detailed electronics drawings. At some point in the past Visio changed to where the annotations will automatically snap onto my border or some other object whenever I drag them from the stencil. This is beyond annoying and is a terrible behavior requiring constant manipulating on/off of the snap and glue feature. If that isn't bad enough, I just opened a drawing with a number of annotation arrow boxes in it. All of them have been repositioned and connected to borders and are no longer positioned in relation to the objects that they originally were intended to provide information for. This is beyond acceptable behavior. I now have to find every object and then try to match the annotation/notification to it. So, can someone please tell me why this is happening and how to permanently and totally remove the automatic snap and glue feature from all annotations?
@Scott Helmers First I have not used the new insert annotations only the ones I have saved as stencils. Since my original I have been in contact with Visio support and discovered the new features I do not like are now default with no reasonable way to disable them.
Scenario: Annotation with arrow is placed on the drawing. I want to relocate the annotation. If I just highlight and left click and hold then drag the annotation to the new location, when I release the mouse the annotation body will automatically relocate itself to a location of it's choice and put the point of the arrow at a location of its choice. Both locations tend to be the border of my drawing.
Resolution: (Unacceptable) Locate the "snap & Glue" button on the menu bar and click. uncheck the "snap" and "glue" boxes then click to close the menu po-pout. Move and reconfigure the annotation, Locate the "snap & Glue" button on the menu bar and click. check the "snap" and "glue" boxes then click to close the menu popout to be able to return to the operation of connecting lines to objects. I count 8 keystrokes everytime I want to relocate an annotation on a drawing. there can be a dozen or more of them in one of my basic drawings.
I can offer one way to streamline the unfortunate sequence you described below: Alt+F9 opens the Snap & Glue dialog. At least that eliminates rummaging on the ribbon to find the button to open the dialog.
One potentially better suggestion: holding down the Alt key while dragging suspends snapping to the grid. I don't know, but perhaps it will eliminate the problem you're encountering with post-drag repositioning.
I used dots of wood glue to bind the rectangle window frames with the clear plastic 'glass' - after weighing it down for a couple of hours- the clear plastic popped right out - Would tacky glue have been better here? What glue do you use for this? Thank you.
The Window Management API lets you create and manipulate windows and is the basis of the App Management API.It allows users to group Glue42 Windows so that they move, maximize and minimize together,and provides the following features, not found in any normal browser:
Native apps, as opposed to web apps, can have more than one window. After you Glue42 enable your native app,your app windows aren't automatically registered as Glue42 Windows. You can choose which ones to register as Glue42 Windowsso that they can use Glue42 Enterprise functionalities.
Determines which dialog button to be the default one.The action tied to the default button will be executed when the user presses Enter when no button is active(i.e., when the buttons aren't on focus and none is selected).
String pattern that serves as a regular expression for validating the input from the user in a SingleInputDialog.If such pattern is specified and the input doesn't match it, an error will be displayed and the input fieldwill indicate visually that the user input is invalid.
If true, a countdown timer will be shown in the dialog, warning the user that the dialog will close automatically after the specified time.You must also specify a value for timerDuration, otherwise a timer won't be shown.
Interval in seconds after which the dialog will close automatically.If showTimer is set to true, a countdown timer will be displayed in the dialog,otherwise the dialog will close silently without a warning for the user.If the user doesn't interact with the dialog before the timer expires,the action property of the DialogResult object will be set to "expired".
If the user clicks a button in the dialog, this will be set to "clicked". If the dialog was closed using its "Close" button, this will be set to "closed".If the dialog has a timer and it expires before any user interaction occurs, this will be set to "expired".
The string value from the user input of a SingleInputDialog dialog. This value will be availableonly when the value of the button property is "affirmative". It will be an empty string if theuser did not enter a value.
Bounds of the zone which can trigger a flydown window.The bounds are relative to the target window, so the coordinates left: 0, top: 0 correspond to the top left corner of the target window, rather than the top left corner of the monitor.
Callback function for handling the event. Returns a Promise that will be awaitedbefore the window is closed. The timeout for waiting is subject to configuration in Glue42 Enterprise.A function for preventing the closing is passed to the callback as a parameter.
Callback function for handling the event. Returns a Promise that will be awaitedbefore the window is refreshed. The timeout for waiting is subject to configuration in Glue42 Enterprise.A function for preventing the refresh is passed to the callback as a parameter.
If true is passed as an argument, the window will be set on top of the Z-order.This, however, will last only until the window is visible and not joined to a Glue42 Window group.If the window is hidden programmatically or the user snaps it to another Glue42 Window or window group,it will no longer be on top of the Z-order when it becomes visible or when the user tears it off from the group.If "always" is passed, the window will remain permanently on top of the Z-order, regardless of changes to its visibilityor whether it joins or leaves a Glue42 Window group. Note that because each Glue42 app window is in factin a Glue42 Window group container (even though being a single window), the onTop setting actually determines the Z-orderof the group container at the moment of its creation. Snapping a Glue42 Window to another Glue42 Window in reality destroysthe group container of the snapped window and that window joins the group container of the window to which it is being snapped.Therefore, when joining a window with a specified onTop setting to another window or a window group,its initial onTop value will be overwritten - either permanently (when set to true), or temporarily (when set to "always").
Data for the POST request. Either an array of UploadFile objects describing the location and other properties of the file to upload,or an array of UploadBase64Data objects containing data encoded as a Base64 string.
If true, the Glue42 Window will remain snapped to the specified screen position even in cases of resolution changes,window visibility changes or when the app virtualization window hosting the Glue42 Window has been resized.However, this doesn't include any API calls or manual user interaction which affect the window placement or bounds.If false, the window will be positioned at the specified screen location only once when created.
Margin for the move area located at the bottom border of the window. The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the move area.Setting this to "10, 0, 10, 0" will take away 10 pixels from the left and the right sides of the move area.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
Margin for the move area located at the left border of the window. The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the move area.Setting this to "0, 10, 0, 10" will take away 10 pixels from the top and the bottom of the move area.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
Margin for the move area located at the right border of the window. The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the move area.Setting this to "0, 10, 0, 10" will take away 10 pixels from the top and the bottom of the move area.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
How much of the window area is to be considered as a moving area.The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the window.Setting this to "0, 20, 0, 0" will set a 20 pixel thick move area at the top of the window.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
Margin for the move area located at the top border of the window. The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the move area.Setting this to "10, 0, 10, 0" will take away 10 pixels from the left and the right sides of the move area.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
How much of the window area in pixels is to be considered as a sizing area.The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the window.Valid only for Glue42 Windows with mode set to "html".
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