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»Spread for Windows Forms » Product Tour » Shapes Using Shapes You can use shapes to make draw attention to parts of your spreadsheet or emphasize some information or process involving the use of the spreadsheet. For example, you can display a logo on your sheet, show a process with flowchart-like graphics, or use shapes to simply highlight a particular result. There are several built-in shapes for you to use. Each shape can be rotated and resized, and their ability to be rotated and resized by the end user can be constrained. When selected, the shape has resize handles with which you can adjust the size and a rotate handle with which you can rotate the shape. Colors, shadows, and transparency can be adjusted. Using the Built-in Shapes Working with Shapes Working with Shapes in Code Designing a Shape from the Toolbar Changing the Appearance of a Shape

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