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Looks like I may have solved my own problem -- at least partially. &nbsp;When using the shapes from the Entity Relationship template, solid lines are used for Identifying relationships and dotted-lines are used for Non-identifying relationships. &nbsp;However, I would still be interested in finding out how to override this and use different line types for the two types of relationships. &nbsp;(Full points would still be awarded).<br />

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Looks like I may have solved my own problem -- at least partially.  When using the shapes from the Entity Relationship template, solid lines are used for Identifying relationships and dotted-lines are used for Non-identifying relationships.  However, I would still be interested in finding out how to override this and use different line types for the two types of relationships.  (Full points would still be awarded).


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When I switch to &quot;Crow's feet&quot; view in my ERD in MS Visio 2003 (Database/Options/Document<wbr />/&lt;Relation<wbr />ship tab&gt;, I get dotted lines instead of solid lines. &nbsp;Is there any way I can override this or change it?
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When I switch to "Crow's feet" view in my ERD in MS Visio 2003 (Database/Options/Document/<Relationship tab>, I get dotted lines instead of solid lines.  Is there any way I can override this or change it?

Crow's Feet in Visio 2003

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