Think Bigger From EdrawMax User Guide
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Get Started with EdrawMax
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User Interface
- An Introduction of EdrawMax Buttons on the Start Page
- Options Under the Home Menu of EdrawMax
- Features Under the Insert Tab of EdrawMax
- Design Feature in Wondershare EdrawMax
- Details about the View Tab on EdrawMax
- How to Add Symbols to EdrawMax Diagrams
- Advanced Features of EdrawMax
- Wondershare EdrawMax AI Tools
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Basic Operations
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Advanced Operations
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Shape Operations
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Drawing Tools
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Formatting and Styling
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Text Operations
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Symbol and Library
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Insert/Add Objects
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Page Settings
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Presentation Mode
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AI Features
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How to Make a Flowchart
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How to make an Org Chart
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How to make a Gantt Chart
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How to Make a Mind Map
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Troubleshooting
Create a Mind Map from Scratch
EdrawMax offers a comprehensive set of tools and features for Creating a Mind Map from Scratch. To create a mind map from scratch, refer to the guide below:
Step 1: Navigate to the New button and select Mind Map from the expanded menu.
Step 2: To insert the main topic or subtopics on the canvas, select one of the existing topics. There are four different ways to do so:
Press Enter or Ctrl + Enter to add topics at the same level and use the Insert key to add lower-level topics from the selected one.
Click the Topic/Subtopic button located on the floating toolbar to decide whether to insert a topic before the selected one or as a parent topic.
Drag the topic shape from the library and release the mouse when the orange box becomes visible.
Click the following button on the selected topic.
Step 3: To insert a floating topic in a mind map, you can:
Click the Topic button on the floating toolbar and select Insert Floating Topic from the option. Drag on the location where you wish to place a floating topic.
Take a mind map shape from the library and drag it onto the canvas. Make sure not to place it too close to the connected topics.
Step 4: To insert a relationship line in a mind map, select a topic shape. You can either click the Relationship button from the floating toolbar or drag a line from the library to another shape.