#White rectangle how to#

Even severely limited software like MS Paint draws shapes with a black border on first use.) Anyway, I'll run out of time soon, so thanks again. (It's really weird it's not the default setting. Unfortunately I've spent the entire night trying out different software, and don't have a couple of days left to go through the entire manual to discover what they've called the tool that makes a simple black line. So this line thing was literally the only thing I needed to export the image I needed to email to someone. I've already been using the program and most of the tools are very similar to Coreldraw. But I couldn't find anything mentioned about solid lines around shapes rather than no lines with fills. I did look at each chapter heading and clicked on a few headings that seemed they might be what I need, like 'Fill and Stroke' and 'Wireframe' I think another was. Q2: Can I remove 'everything' so I a reinstall will reset the original settings? So I uninstalled, then reinstalled inkscape to get the 'fresh' settings back, But the second installation retained settings of the first installation!

#White rectangle how to#

But that field is greyed out meaning I cannot select or change it.ДЇinally, due to my trial and error by clicking things, the settings are no longer at default, and I cannot see how to 'reset' them. I thought it must be the 'Dashes' field under 'Stroke Style', and one of the forum replies confirmed it. I've spent at least an hour reading and clicking in inkscape (mostly in the 'Fill and Stroke' menu) trying to obtain a simple border around shapes.

Q1: Can someone please tell me how to draw a simple white box with a black line border (just like drawing on a piece of paper with a pen)? Searching this site for 'solid line' produced about 3 results, none of which had the solution (And is there a way to set that as inkscapes default behavior?)