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* To hide the triangle's white stroke above the ring on the triangle's long side, just draw a small, filled rectangular shape without the stroke's color above the triangle. | * To hide the triangle's white stroke above the ring on the triangle's long side, just draw a small, filled rectangular shape without the stroke's color above the triangle. | ||
* Group the triangle and the rectangle, create three duplicates, rotate the duplicates so that they are pointing to the four directions and place them above the ring. | * Group the triangle and the rectangle, create three duplicates, rotate the duplicates so that they are pointing to the four directions and place them above the ring. | ||
|[[Image: | |[[Image:Circled4b.png]] | ||
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|[[Image:Circled5b.png]] | |[[Image:Circled5b.png]] |
Revision as of 02:09, 17 August 2007
Installation • Usage • PDF issues • Other |
A diagram in circle style, often useful for presentations. It uses combined and grouped polygons and other elements, duplicating, a lot of rotating and the Attach Text to Path function.
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