Border and fill properties

 

Line thickness	The thickness of the line. Note: If you specify 0, the line does not disappear but has the thinnest possible line thickness, which is one point. See Removing a border. You can specify this in different measurement units (e.g. cm) but the unit is converted to the default line thickness unit, see Options dialog.
Appearance - Line cap	Flat – The line has no extension. Square – The line is extended by a half square whose side equals the line thickness. Round – The line is extended by a half circle whose diameter equals the line thickness.
Appearance - Line dash style	Solid – A solid line. Dash – A dashed line. Dot – A dotted line. DashDot – Alternating dashes and dots.
Appearance - Line join	Miter – Fully drawn corners. Bevel – Corners are chopped off. Round – Corners are rounded off.
Appearance - Closed	Select to automatically draw the last line completing the object. Note: Do not add text to a non-closed object.
Line color	See Colors and fonts
Fill color	See Colors and fonts
Wrapping   To enable wrapping, you must select to wrap around objects, see Text properties.	None – No wrapping Strip – Continues the text below the object .   Bounding box – The text wraps the object outside a box that follows the direction of the text object.   Exact – Follows the object as closely as possible .   Rectangle – The text wraps the object outside a box that follows the direction of the wrapped object.
Corner effect	For objects with a border definition. Click the browse button to define corner effects in the Corner Effects dialog. See Corner Effects dialog.