| FlowBreeze Help Introduction |
| Table of Contents |
| Interactive Flowcharting |
| Step 1 - Start Flowcharting |
| Step 2 - Add Symbols |
| Step 3 - Add Decision |
| Step 4 - FlowBreeze Prompts |
| Step 5 - Stop Flowcharting |
| Flowchart Wizard |
| Parsing Rules |
| Transpose column to rows |
| Apply parsing syntax |
| Template Generator |
| Load Template |
| Create Custom Templates |
| Settings |
| Settings - Symbol List |
| Edit Symbol List |
| Symbol Styles |
| Settings - General |
| Settings - Decisions |
| Settings - Flow Line Connectors |
| Flow Line Connector Styles |
| Toolbar / Ribbon |
| Excel 2000 - 2003 Toolbar |
| Excel 2007 - 2010 Ribbon |
| FlowBreeze Tools |
| Apply Styles |
| Clear Shading |
| Create a Grid |
| Create a Symbol Key |
| Export as Picture |
| Extract Text |
| Flowchart Editor |
| Insert Branch |
| Insert Connector |
| Insert Group Box |
| Shape Selection Tool |
| View Gridlines |
| User Interface |
| Start Window |
| Restart Flowcharting |
| Flow Line Prompt Window |
| Editing Tips |
| Deleting Symbols |
| Inserting Symbols |
| How Do I... |
| Add an Assist Line to a Swim Lane Diagram |
| Change Symbol Styles |
| Change a Symbol Type |
| Check for Updates |
| Copy a Flowchart to Word or PowerPoint |
| Edit Symbol Text |
| Edit the Symbol List |
| Insert a Flow Line (Connector) |
| Insert a Hyperlink |
| Insert a Label / TextBox |
| Move Symbols |
| Resize Symbols |
| Rotate a Symbol |
| Select Symbols |
| Snap Objects |
| Use Keywords and Prefixes |
| Work with Grouped Symbols |
| Work with Connectors |
| FlowBreeze Support |
| Troubleshooting |
| FlowBreeze License Agreement |
Flow Line Connector Styles
This feature is available in the Standard Edition only.
The Flow Line Connector Style window is launched via the Settings window. As the name indicates, it allows you to set the style for all the flow lines automatically generated by FlowBreeze. To select a style, click on it with your mouse and click OK.
"Flow Line" is the text book terminology for the arrows that indicate the flow direction of the process shapes in a flow chart. These are often called "Connectors" but Connector is also the term used for symbols showing a jump from one part of the flow chart to another part of the flowchart. So the term "Flow Line" is used in this documentation to avoid confusion.
By default, Excel 2007 and 2010 will add a shadow to lines. Unchecking the "Add shadow" box will remove the shadows from any lines created.
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