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 		<p class=MsoNormal>The Outline has three different views of the file; these views are selected using the toolbar buttons at the top of the viewer window:</p>

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 			<a name="_Toc372182441">Figure </a>59: Outline Viewer Title Bar Buttons
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 			<img width=18 height=18 id="Picture 30" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image004.png">  Business Model View  this roughly corresponds to the graphical elements on the drawing canvas, but also
 			includes model elements that do not necessarily have a visual representation such as Data Types, Interfaces, Operations, Process variables and so on.
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 			<img width=18 height=18 id="Picture 28" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image005.png"> Diagram Interchange Model  this displays the DI model, which is that part of the spec that defines visual
 			presentation details such as locations and sizes of shapes, connection bend points, labels, etc. This view is useful for visualizing the graphical elements and their relationships and containments.
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 			<img width=23 height=20 id="Picture 63" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image006.png"> Thumbnail  this is simply a small overview of the entire diagram scaled to fit into the Outline View window.
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 		<p class=MsoNormal>The following screenshots show an example business process diagram and how each of the views of the Outline is rendered.</p>

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 			<a name="_Toc372182442">Figure </a>60: Sample Process
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 			<a name="_Toc372182443">Figure </a>61: Business Model                    Figure 62: DI Model                                Figure 63: Thumbnail
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	<p class=MsoNormal>The Outline has three different views of the file; these views are selected using the toolbar buttons at the top of the viewer window:</p>

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	<img width=268 height=28 id="Picture 57" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image003.jpg">
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	<a name="_Toc372182441">Figure </a>59: Outline Viewer Title Bar Buttons
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	<p class=MsoNormal style='margin-left: .25in'>
	<img width=18 height=18 id="Picture 30" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image004.png"> Business Model View this roughly corresponds to the graphical elements on the drawing canvas, but also
	includes model elements that do not necessarily have a visual representation such as Data Types, Interfaces, Operations, Process variables and so on.
	</p>

	<p class=MsoNormal style='margin-left: .25in'>
	<img width=18 height=18 id="Picture 28" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image005.png"> Diagram Interchange Model this displays the DI model, which is that part of the spec that defines visual
	presentation details such as locations and sizes of shapes, connection bend points, labels, etc. This view is useful for visualizing the graphical elements and their relationships and containments.
	</p>

	<p class=MsoNormal style='margin-left: .25in'>
	<img width=23 height=20 id="Picture 63" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image006.png"> Thumbnail this is simply a small overview of the entire diagram scaled to fit into the Outline View window.
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	<p class=MsoNormal>The following screenshots show an example business process diagram and how each of the views of the Outline is rendered.</p>

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	<img width=395 height=86 id="Picture 51" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image007.jpg">
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	<a name="_Toc372182442">Figure </a>60: Sample Process
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	<img width=170 height=300 id="Picture 52" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image008.jpg"> <img width=171 height=253 id="Picture 53" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image009.jpg"> <img
	width=169 height=153 id="Picture 54" src="OUTLINE%20VIEW_files/image010.jpg">
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	<a name="_Toc372182443">Figure </a>61: Business Model Figure 62: DI Model Figure 63: Thumbnail
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