When you shrink an embedded Microsoft Visio drawing, the
Visio drawing page also shrinks until any shapes that you placed on the page
appear to be partially or completely off the Visio drawing page.
This
behavior occurs in Microsoft Word 2000 and Microsoft Word 2002, and in
Microsoft Excel 2000 and Microsoft Excel 2002.
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When you resize the border of the embedded object, the
active Visio page is also resized, either stretching or shrinking in the
direction of the resize operation. If the active Visio page becomes small
enough, some objects may appear to be off the page entirely because they
maintain their position relative to one corner of the page.
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To work around this behavior, use either of the following
methods:
- Resize the embedded object until the active Visio page is
large enough to accommodate the shapes that you want to include.
- Rearrange the shapes until they fit on the resized Visio
page.
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Visio maintains the positions of the shapes on the page
relative to the opposite coordinate of the page. For example, when you use the
lower right size handle to resize the embedded object, shapes maintain their
positions relative to the upper left.
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