Drawing toolbar

If you want to write on the chart, go to the VIEW menu and select TOOLBARS and DRAWING. Select the Text Box tool from the Drawing toolbar, click inside your chart, and you can begin typing words. You can move the words around and change their format. You can draw arrows on the chart with the Arrow tool. If you double click on a data point on the chart, a box appears that allows you to change the plotting symbols. 

For example, a process flow sheet can easily be constructed in Excel as follows in the sheet Elow sheet draw a flow sheet by using the drawing toolbar. Any information concem-ing process conditions can be inserted in cells near the desired point of the flow sheet Eor each piece of information there need to be three cells, one for the variable name, one for the variable value, and one for the variable units. That is, to insert a stream flow rate, select a cell near the icon of the stream arrow and insert the symbolic name of the stream flow rate, i.e., F =, in a neighboring cell insert the formula = F to get the value from the Process sheet, and in another cell, nearby, insert the units, i.e., kg/s. You can add any information you like. Any changes in data are updated immediately. 

Drawing toolbar buttons Contains push buttons for drawing. 

Figure 1.23 Drawing toolbar. (Reprinted with permission from Dr. Mary Ann Maher, SoftMEMS.)...

Adding a control to a worksheet is a three-step process first, you display the Forms toolbar (Figure 8-1) then you use the Forms toolbar to draw the desired control finally, you set the control properties. For example, for a list box, the control properties are (i) the range of values to be displayed in the list and (ii) the cell link, the cell to which the list box returns a value. Follow the procedure in the following box. 

To install the list box on a worksheet, follow the procedure outlined earlier in this chapter. First, display the Forms toolbar. Click on the List Box button (second from the right in the top row in Figure 8-1) and use the mousepointer to draw the outline of a list box. While the list box is still selected (has handles around it), choose Control... from the Format menu. In the Input Range box, enter the external reference to the range of cells containing the list to be displayed. In the Cell Link box, enter a cell reference, e.g., C5, then press OK. 

For this example, we will place a hole in the object. Return to the 2-D sketch toolbar. We must select a sketch plane in order to draw on the surface of the object. In parametric modeling software, a sketch plane... 

To start working in HYSYS, we can draw the flowsheet by simple drop and drag unit operations or streams from the unit operations toolbar. 

To draw an event, click the Draw Tool button on the toolbar to select it (or press Ctrl + D). This is the default tool, so it may already be selected. Then click on the timeline and drag the mouse cursor horizontally to draw an event, as shown in Figure 2.12. 

The Selection Tool on the toolbar in ACID can also be used to select multiple events. Click the Selection Tool button on the toolbar or press the D key on your keyboard to cycle through the various editing tools. To select multiple events, click and draw a rectangle on the timeline (as shown in Figure 2.24). 

Toolbar configuration for the STN Express Main window and in Structure Drawing. 

Figures 1 and 2 show screenshots of OpenMADS GUI. The graphical user interface for OpenMADS has been completely written in Java, and therefore, can run in both Unix- and Windows-based environments. It is composed of three main parts a menu bar (top), drawing area (bottom), and a SysML and MARTE annotation bar or a stochastic Petri Net bar (middle). The upper row of the window contains some menus with commands for file handling, editing, and other model specific commands. A toolbar at the middle contains model...

There are two modes in which the user can draw streams. Connect Mode and Temporary Connect Mode. Connect Mode is more convenient for drawing several streams at a time. To enter the connect mode, click on Connect Mode on the main toolbar when in the connect mode, the cursor will change to the Connect Mode Cursor. The simulation will remain in the connect mode after you draw the stream(s). To leave the connect mode and return to select mode, click on Arrow next to Connect Mode. In the Connect Mode ... 

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