Glue and Reroute - Visio Connectors Series (pt 3)

Learn how to change the look of the connectors Visio uses by editing the shape stencil and then using saving the changes to a new template. This technique will apply whether using Visio 2013, Visio 2016, or Visio 2019, which is the current version with an Office 365 subscription.
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[@Glycenide]

How many of you just watched the evenings sunset and silently cried after watching this. You now have full control Visio's connector.

[@karencarter5791]

This video explained very simply a problem i'm having right now with glue & connectors settings (though i didn't know that's what it was). Thanks Like A Boss!

[@thebeerhistorypodcast968]

I second that. I'd love to see a Layers video as well. I'll definitely check out your course though!

[@claudialange8830]

You made our day. Thanks.

[@michaelklein7566]

Thank you very much, I have been trying to figure out how to turn snap & glue off for a week now! I feel like a dufus not figuring this out sooner.

[@jessicamunchkin1937]

Thank you for this video. When I change behavior to do not lay out and route around AND move the shape around, the connector is connecting to my third shape. I am wondering why. Thank you.

[@martinbak]

Question: Is it possible to add a small icon/shape to a line between two bigger shapes and make it stick to the line so the small icon stays on the line when the bigger shapes are moved?

[@mingyaochew4113]

Will you be coming out with a tutorial on Layers?

[@chrisglen-smith7662]

In my Visio the all the settings in Behavior -> Placement are greyed out and at "Do not lay out and route around" - why? How do I enable the dialog?

[@jairamsingh4274]

Boss how to make visible grid line

[@ilyaglinsky7905]

How make arrow bidirectional?