Fit shape size
In some cases, shapes are found oversized. For better presentation, you may need to resize them smaller. Fit size can help you adjust shapes into the smallest size based on their content, such as the name of shape. The size of shapes can be fixed either manually or automatically.
| NOTE: | The size of shapes can be fixed automatically by right clicking on the diagram's background and checking Diagram Content> Auto Fit Shapes Size. |
Fit selected shapes size
To adjust a shape size, move the mouse on a shape and fit size resource centric interface will be shown. Click Fit Size resource icon at the bottom of the shape.
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| Click Fit Size |
To fit several shapes' size, move the mouse on those shapes, right click on one of the selected shapes and then select Selection > Fit Size from the pop-up menu.
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| Fit size for several shapes from the pop-up menu |
Each shape will be adjusted to its fit size in accordance with its content, instead of fixing all selected shapes into the exactly same size.
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| Shapes are fitted size |
Check/uncheck automatic fit shape size mode
You can check/ uncheck the Auto Fit Shapes Size on diagram to make all the shapes on the diagram to be fitted size automatically. To do so, right click on the diagram's background, select Diagram Content > Auto Fit Shapes Size from the pop-up menu.
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| Check Auto Fit Shapes Size from the pop-up menu |
All the shapes are subsequently fitted size and they will become non-sizable.
If the content of shape is changed, the shape itself will be resized automatically.
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| Class shape is resized automatically after new attribute added |
You can also check Auto Fit Size for future usage.
- Select Tools > Options... from the main menu to unfolded Options dialog box.
- In the Options dialog box, press the Diagramming category, select the Shape tab and check Auto fit size (diagram-based).

Check Auto fit size (diagram-based) in the Options dialog box
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