How do I change all shapes to black and white permanently?

Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance

From: User (user_at_organization.com)
Date: 04/09/04 

Date: Fri, 09 Apr 2004 11:31:12 -0700

Hello,

I am drawing some diagrams with Visio and each time I have to select all
the shapes I drew, change the fill to "none" and change the color to
"black" so that I get simple black and white diagrams. Is there a way
to have it default like this?

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Where to get Microsoft Visio shapes?
    ... Our group of Enterprise Architects often use Visio to draw out infrastructure ... Microsoft has put out diagrams showing the architecture of ... similar diagrams from Microsoft. ... They released Exchange shapes, but its not the complete shape library they ...
    (microsoft.public.visio.general)
  • Re: Where to get Microsoft Visio shapes?
    ... not everyone at Microsoft knows about Visio. ... Some of those diagrams were created in other packages and therefore, the shapes ar enot available as Visio shapes. ...
    (microsoft.public.visio.general)
  • Re: Pretty and slick visio shapes/stencils
    ... Visio 2003 Professional has improved visuals for network equipment. ... Office Graphics - Visio ... these diagrams in a presentation I hand it over to my graphic designers ... I'm thinking simple shapes like people, computers, boxes with ...
    (microsoft.public.visio)
  • errors while linking to excel database
    ... I've linked some diagrams to excel worksheets creating separate DSNs for ... shapes on the visio file from the database simulataneously which seems to ... visio diagram i get an error asking me to run the wizard again and link the ...
    (microsoft.public.visio.developer)
  • Re: Issues copying between Powerpoint and Word
    ... thanks for uploading those examples. ... Right-clicking on shapes that have the properties you'd like to use as the ... 'flashy' diagrams very hard. ... edit text etc I can copy it back into PowerPoint to edit the text? ...
    (microsoft.public.mac.office.word)