Tip: Use raster snapping to make it easier to pick points on the raster entity you are converting. For more information, see Specifying Raster Snap Settings.
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Click Raster menu
Vectorization ToolsRectangle.
- Click the first corner of the raster rectangle. Note: You can cancel the selection of a point by typing u (Undo) after you pick the point.
- Select a point to define the angle of the rectangle, or press Enter to accept 0 (zero) as the angle.
The cursor now controls the size of the vector rectangle.
- Expand the rectangle to the desired size, then click the location of the corner opposite the first corner.
- Do one of the following:
- Press Enter or right-click to draw the rectangle with the current height, width, and angle.
- Enter v (Verify) to see the rectangle’s current size and orientation angle. If you want to change one of these values, enter h (Height), w (Width), or a (Angle) and enter a numeric value or pick a point to define the new value.