EN - How to attach a setting list to a clip art (version 2.0)

  

Question

How to attach a setting list to a clip art?

 Answer 

1. Create some graphs and a setting list in the directory Visualization

2. Right-click on a clip art and choose "Open Settinglist..."

3. Choose the right setting list and click "Select"

4. Hover your mouse over the clip art and you will see that the setting list has been attached

5. Switch to view mode. Hover your mouse over the clip art. Your mouse is changing in a hand. 
Click on the clip art and the setting list will appear.

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