This post is intended as a quick reference for manually editing Dynamic Connectors that I needed for a customer.
In general, Visio does a good job of handling routing using the Dynamic Connector, but occasionally, and depending on the routing style you have applied, some manual adjustment can be required.
Note that the following is based on connectors in the
Right-AngleorStraightstate and not theCurvedstate, that uses a different approach to manipulation.
Some terms
A quick glossary of the terms involved:
The connector represents a single path that is made up of a number of segments (the above example containing two). Each segment has a vertex at each end, plus a single midpoint.
Nothing's new
Just as I finished putting the above together I realised that Chris Roth (aka Visio Guy) had got here before me and so do check out his write up on the same subject:
Also, a couple of other useful links around this topic: