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Start Guide - riteMail Web Edition |
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What is riteMail?
How does riteMail Work?
Getting Started
Your First riteMail Message
Receiving and Viewing Messages
Basic Writing and Drawing
Colors and Styles
Smoothing Shapes (riteShape)
riteMail Tips and Tricks
Quick Reference
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riteMail can automatically help you create simple shapes, arrows,
delimiting lines, etc. using the riteShape feature. To toggle this
feature on and off, click the riteShape button. It appears normal when riteShape is disabled, and pressed when riteShape is enabled:
 (disabled)
 (enabled)
With riteShape enabled, drawing a circle that on the left will produce
a smoothed circle like that on the right:
The riteShape feature can be used in many ways, as shown below:
riteShape helps you smoothen the following categories of "regular" shapes:
- circles and ovals
- squares and rectangles
- triangles
- arrows
To draw an arrow, first draw the straight "body" line and then immediately add the arrow
pointer(s) near its end(s).
riteShape will also help smooth various "irregular" shapes as depicted below:
You may want to disable this feature when writing (as opposed to drawing)
in order to avoid possible confusion. Note that the Undo button, when
applied to recognized shapes, first recovers your original strokes converted to
shapes, and then clears them. This helps you to freely mix shapes and
handwriting without concerning too much about toggling the riteShape
button every time you move from drawing to writing text.
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