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I’m having a problem when I have 'Snap to
Grid' turned on. The object always snaps to the grid with the upper left corner
node(?). Is there a way to make it snap to a side or middle node(?)? Some objects have a line coming out from the middle
of one or more sides (see the ‘Horizontal Relay’). If I resize the
object these lines won’t necessarily line up with the grid. When I then
insert a ‘line’ or ‘zigzag line’ it snaps to the grid
but doesn’t align with the lines on the side of the object. Yes you can ‘connect’
the line to the objects node(?0 but there is always a slight jump in the line. Here is an example of what I a m talking about. Open a new diagram. Choose
the 'Electric' sheet and insert the 'Horizontal Relay' onto the diagram. Zoom
in to 800%. Notice that the two lines coming out the sides of the object are on
the grid line. Now change the size of the object one 'notch' by dragging the
corner or the side in or out. The lines coming out the side of the object no
longer rest on the grid line. No amount of movement will get those lines back
on to the grid. I would like these lines to
not have that jump in them as I use these diagrams to present ideas to
customers and it just doesn’t look clean. I could turn off the ‘Snap
to Grid’ but that kind of defeats the purpose of having it available,
i.e. to make clean diagrams. Kind Regards, Automation Project Engineer EROWA Technology, Inc. E-Mail: jon oesterheld erowatech com "Ask
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