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# Customize Your Canvas

The Appearance Editing Toolbox provides the functionality to edit the appearance of nodes, edges, and memos. When you open a canvas, it will initially display a node shape editor by default. You can minimize it into a canvas chart and freely drag it around, allowing yourself more space for analysis.

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Clicking on an address node will open the shape editor related to that node, allowing you to edit its shape, text color, and node color.

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You can perform batch editing on addresses by holding down Ctrl (Command) and clicking on nodes to select multiple ones.

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Additionally, you can select any edge on the canvas to edit it, adjusting the width and color.

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By selecting a memo, you can edit the font size, color, formatting, and background color of its text.

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