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The basic network diagram template includes standard shapes for servers, computers, and other parts of your network. Use this template to document a network so people understand it, or to plan a network you're going to build. To find the right template to start from, go to File > New and, in the search box, type Basic Network Diagram. Add shapes for equipment Small networks: Start by dragging the shapes you need for each device onto the drawing page from the Computers and Monitors and Network and Peripherals stencils. Arrange them into an order that makes it clear where the network origin and end points are, and how the various nodes are linked. People who read the diagram should be able to see where to start, and how to follow the connections. Larger networks: Plan how you can logically group the devices so the diagram is easier to read. Use containers to create visual groupings of related devices. If ...

Publisher automatically hyphenates text as it is typed or pasted into text boxes. You can control where and how the hyphens appear in your text by using the Hyphenate dialog box. Change where hyphens occur in a word If the Automatically hyphenate this story check box selected, the story will be automatically hyphenated based on grammatical rules and the distance of the hyphenation zone —the amount of space to leave between the end of the last word in a line and the right margin. Note:  To reduce the number of hyphens, make the hyphenation zone wider. To reduce the raggedness of the right margin, make the hyphenation zone narrower. If you have words that are long, you may want to control where the hyphens occur in the word. Manually insert a hyphen Select the word that contains the hyphen that you want t...