What is the skill of EA to control the border when copying a drawing?

What is the skill of EA to control the border when copying the drawing? I believe many inexperienced people are at a loss about it. Therefore, this paper summarizes the causes and solutions of the problem. Through this article, I hope you can solve this problem.

The method described below has been confirmed on Enterprise Architect Ver 13. Please confirm other versions yourself.

After using EA to draw a UML diagram, it is often necessary to copy the surface to other software. By default, the copied drawing has a border:

If you want to control this border, you can modify the settings as described in this article.

Select the [Preferences] button from the [Start] page, and bring up the following settings screen:

Select the [Diagram] category, and a [Diagram Frames] area (the part in the red box) appears on the right side of the screen. The settings in this area can be used to control whether different scene surface borders exist or not.

1.On Saved Image: border control when saving a surface as an image file

2.On Clipboard Images: border control when copying to the clipboard

3.On Printed Images: border control when printing drawing portraits

If you uncheck the front of On Clipboard Images and re-copy the surface elements to other software (such as Word), you will get the following results.

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