Difference between revisions of "Resizing Text Columns or Swimlane Labels for Version 6.0"

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Resizing Text Columns and Swimlane Labels (PE60-12_8_1-11172017)

If you need more space for the text in your text columns or swimlane labels, you can resize them.

1) Hover your mouse over the edge of the text column or swimlane label and left click to drag it to the left or right:

2) As you resize the label width, the size of your overall OnePager document will be adjusted accordingly.

3) Note There may be an impact on the output formatting for multi-page project views.

Resizing with Multiple Text Columns

4) When you have multiple text columns showing in the project view you may resize individual text columns individually by using the procedure specified above. The right border of the text column is used to reside the width of the text column to its immediate right. Grabbing the text column's vertical right border and dragging the mouse to the left or right will reside only that text column Any text columns to the right of the text column being resized will simply be moved intact to the right to accommodate the resided text column.

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Automatic Resizing of Swimlanes Labels and Text Columns

5) You can automatically resize the width of a swimlane label or text column by positioning the cursor on the right border of the swimlane label or text column and double left clicking your mouse when the double arrow cursor symbol appears.

6) Suppose we have a sample project view as shown below where the swimlane label text and text column text are wrapped and you want to resize these columns so that the text fits without changing the text font:

7) To automatically resize the swimlane label place the cursor on the right border of the swimlane as shown below and double left click the mouse when the double arrow cursor symbol is displayed:

8) In a similar fashion you can resize any of the text columns by placing the cursor on its right border as shown below and double left clicking the mouse when the double arrow cursor symbol is displayed:

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