How do Word drawing tools work?

I'm sure you all know that Word is the best software for working with text. But do you know that Word can actually be used for drawing? Today, Xiao-Bian explains how to use word for simple drawing. First of all, we certainly need a handy "brush". Next is the official tutorial! 1. First, how do we open the Word Drawing toolbar? Click the View menu, locate the toolbar, select Drawing, or right-click in the margins of the Common toolbar, and select the Drawing tool to open the Drawing toolbar.

2. Remove the canvas that appears when drawing. When drawing with a graphical tool in Word, there's always a "canvas" that some users might not want to see, we can perform the options command on the Tools Drop-down menu, and on the General tab, remove the option to create the canvas automatically when you insert (AutoShapes) check box. So we don't have a "canvas" when we paint with a graphical tool. 3. Use the same drawing tool more than once. In general, when you click a drawing tool, you can draw the corresponding graphic. But only once, if you want to use the same drawing tool multiple times, you can double-click on the corresponding Drawing tool button, the button will always be in the "Down" state, when you do not need the tool, you can click on the corresponding Drawing tool button or press the ESC key. If you then swap other tools, click the tool button you want to use, and then release the drawing tools that you used many times. 4. Change the style of the arrow. The Word drawing tool can draw arrows directly, but the arrows you draw are not necessarily the styles that we need, and you can easily draw the appropriate arrows by using the Format Object dialog box. First draw an arrow, move the mouse to the arrow, when the mouse renders 4 small arrows of the shape, right click, in the menu select "Format Object." In the pop-up window, we can set the arrow size, color, style, and so on!

5. Draw a special angle of the line. If you want to draw horizontal, vertical or 150, 300, 450, 600, 750 corners of a line, then hold down the SHIFT key when you drag the mouse, and drag the mouse up and down, you will have several of the above line selection, the appropriate release SHIFT key ( Hold down the CTRL key while you draw a straight line extending from the start point to both sides.

6. Draw tick marks on the axis. Click the Rectangle tool to drag out the rectangle to change the style of the rectangle by the same way as "third: Change the arrowhead style."

7. Draw an ellipse. Click the Ellipse tool to drag a circle with the mouse while pressing the SHIFT key to change the oval style by the same way as "third: Change the arrowhead style."

8. Draw the arc. Drawing Toolbar--AutoShape--Basic shape--Select the "Arc" tool, hold down the SHIFT key to draw a 450 circular arc, holding down the CTRL key to draw an arc extending from the beginning to the sides (while holding down the SHIFT key and CTRL key to draw the 450 arc from the starting point to both sides). The distance of the mouse drag determines the length of the arc, the direction of the drag determines the direction of the arc opening.

9. Draw squares and rectangles. Click the Rectangle tool, hold down the SHIF T key and drag the mouse to draw a square, hold down the CTRL key to draw a rectangle that expands from the start point to the perimeter, and hold down the SHIFT key and CTRL key to draw a square that expands from the start point to the perimeter.

10. Draw a positive circle and an ellipse. Click the Oval tool, hold down the SHIFT key to draw a positive circle, and hold down the CTRL key to draw an ellipse that expands from the beginning to the perimeter, while holding down the SHIFT key and the CTRL key to draw a positive circle that expands from the starting point to the perimeter.

11. Move or Copy objects. Hold down the SHIFT key and drag to move vertically or horizontally, while pressing the SHIFT key and the CTRL key to move objects such as graphics to the new position vertically or horizontally, pressing the CTRL key and then dragging the object to any location. 12. The rotation or flip of the object. Selected Object--Drawing toolbar--drawing--rotate or flip--[free rotation], with a ring-shaped arrow pointer over a green handle, the traction object around its center of mass rotation; If you need to change unit rotation at 150 angle, hold down the SHIFT key while pulling.

13. Fill and line color for text boxes. Sometimes you need to annotate descriptive text on a graphic, these text cannot obscure graphics or other text, you can resolve it in the following way: Drawing toolbar [text box]----double-click the text box Edge--Pop-up The Format Text Box dialog box, [Colors and Lines] tab--[fill Color]--click No Fill color--[line Color]--Select "Wireless Stripe Color"-Drag the text box to the ready place. If some parts of a graphic need to be obscured, you can use this method: Drawing toolbar [text box]--with two-headed arrows to fit the text box to the appropriate size--double-click the text box to format the text box--[fill Color and [Line color] is set to [white]--drag the text box to the shaded place with a four-headed arrow. 14. Draw Shadows. ① Select the object you want to add a shadow to; ② right-click on the object, right-click the shortcut menu--Format AutoShape--Color and Line dialog--fill color drop-down arrow--fill effect (also use the shortcut Fill tool on the drawing bar)--pattern, select a slash style in the pattern. This method can be used to draw the shape of water in a container.