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How do you set as default connection arrows in a flow chart with a point? That is arrows with a point on?

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Hello Hugh,

Thank you for your question.

Unfortunately there isn't a way to set a default connector type. Crazy, I know.

You have to change it manually. Or as an alternative, locate/create the shape in a stencil.

Neither option is perfect, but those are the options.



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Cindy
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