The snapshots are actually groups of related objects. The graphical elements are brought into a palette of snapshots along side the presentation slides. In my experience it generally created one slide per top-level branch or tier in the original. Inspiration takes the components of your document to make a skeleton presentation in a new document. To create a presentation, you must first create either a mind map or diagram, then click the Presentation button in the tool bar.
New to version 9 is a Presentation module. If you’re not happy with the results, a handy Auto-Arrange feature will corral the pieces of your chart into a neat, compact configuration. Connect any two objects together and the line between them will adapt as you move the objects around on the canvas. Inspiration has tools for drawing ovals, polygons, and irregular shapes, but you can also use the scores of “symbols” (think clip art) for the objects in your diagram.
Fundamentally, whether you’re making an organization chart, seating chart, or sentence diagram, you’re dropping text and shapes on a canvas and drawing lines to connect them. Inspiration’s diagramming feature offers the standard capabilities you’d expect. Inspiration 9, a tool for creating diagrams and mind maps, is aimed at that last group, the “visual thinkers.” Some people can work out complicated ideas in their heads, some need to write it down in words and numbers, and others find that making a diagram with illustrations and arrows is the best approach.
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