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Posted Thursday, August 21, 2014 - Post #33827
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I am trying to determine the best way to  graphically display a link with a person and its hyperlink within the same map.

I select a person then I select hyperlink in the same map.

Then I select the person select emotional relationship plain then I select the hyperlink.  It is done, then I can move the hyperlink where ever I wish and can edit the line as I wish.

Question 1.  Is there an easier  way to graphically show the link between a person and his hyperlink?

Question 2.  Is there a difference between selecting the person then selecting  the hyperlink  Versus  selecting the hyperlink then selecting the person.

Question 3.  Is there a  functional difference  between the emotional relationships harmony and plain ?
thank you. 

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Posted Thursday, August 21, 2014 - Post #33828
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a1. I find a plain social relationship more practical for this because I can change attributes i.e. colour, line style, thickness and arrow heads.

a2. None other than one becomes the subject and the other the object. relationships are not always mutual/reciprocated.

a3. It is just an attributel and affects how it is displayed and reported.

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