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Add a frame around existing mindmap

  • July 7, 2020
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Is it possible to add frames to a mindmap after the mindmap has been created? Have done it using frames before content is added, but now I see that it would help to have frames so I can nicely export it.

Best answer by Jonathan White

@elijandounz Glad to hear you solved your own problem.  I was going to mention that if you create a frame around your entire mindmap, you can then export it in a vector (.pdf) format. As a vector graphic, you can then zoom in on various areas of the mind map and the quality will remain readable. You need to have a paid account to do this, but it might help you by limiting the number of frames you are creating.

Jon

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      • elijandounz
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      • July 7, 2020

      oh. guess what. I have played with this and have figured out that you can do it. 

      thanks

        Jonathan White
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        @elijandounz Glad to hear you solved your own problem.  I was going to mention that if you create a frame around your entire mindmap, you can then export it in a vector (.pdf) format. As a vector graphic, you can then zoom in on various areas of the mind map and the quality will remain readable. You need to have a paid account to do this, but it might help you by limiting the number of frames you are creating.

        Jon

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        Is it possible to add frames around specific parts of a Mindmap so that it can be used with presentation mode?

          Robert Johnson
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          • April 11, 2021

          @The Sleeping Barber - You should be able to place a frame anywhere on the board. Select the frame tool from the left-hand side content creation toolbar (or press the F key) and click and draw a frame. 

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