Omnigraffle pro units mm series#

Use the Fill inspector to choose a color, gradient, or pattern to fill the inside of the selected shapes. For example, if you have your project set up to use inches for the Ruler Units, and you enter 2.54 cm in a field, OmniGraffle would convert that to 1 in. You can also enter unit values that are different from the Ruler Units specified in the Units inspector.

You can, however, enter a different Unit Type as part of the arithmetic (for example, (2in+2cm)*25) and OmniGraffle will convert the Unit Type you have specified as part of the math to the Unit Type specified in the Units inspector. If you don’t specify a unit type in your math (for example, (2+2)*25), OmniGraffle uses the Unit Type specified in the Units inspector. You can also perform simple arithmetic in the input fields for example, add ( +), subtract ( −), multiply ( *), or divide ( /). As soon as you finish entering the value, OmniGraffle converts it to the correct units automatically. You can, however, enter values in any unit type that is available in the ruler, such as miles or kilometers. In places where you can enter measurements, such as in the Geometry inspector, values are shown in the current ruler units, or, if there is no unit scale, in the Units inspector. When you drag a color swatch to an object, you can drop the color on the object’s fill, stroke, or text (label) color. While rotating the object, you’ll notice that a blue angle indicator appears within the object, and a tiny popover appears showing you the degree of the angle.Īny color swatch in the Colors window can be dragged to an object on the canvas or to an inspector’s color control. Select and touch an object with two fingers, and then rotate the fingers (or pivot one around the other) to rotate the object. Most Apple laptops support Multi-Touch, as does Apple’s Magic Trackpad. The use of Multi-Touch gestures requires a touch-enabled trackpad. To open or close all of the inspectors, Shift-click on one of the disclosure triangles. To open one particular inspector (for example the Fill inspector) and close any other open inspectors, Option-click on the disclosure triangle. To open an inspector pane, hover over the title with the mouse, and then click on the disclosure triangle to open and use the inspector.

Omnigraffle pro units mm series#

Use Command–4 to view the Document inspectors.Įach tab contains a series of inspector panes, for such things as adding a fill to an object or setting a background image for the project you’re working on.Use Command–3 to view the Canvas inspectors.Use Command–2 to view the Properties inspectors.Use Command–1 to view the Object inspectors.To make it easy for you to access the inspectors, we have conveniently mapped the Inspector tabs to the following keyboard shortcuts: See Using, Curating, and Creating Stencils for more details about the Stencil Browser and stencils in general. Since the Stencil Browser is not an inspector, it won’t be covered in this chapter.