The Diagram Context Menu

There are two versions of the Diagram Context Menu, depending on where you right-click:

If you right-click on one or more diagram elements, you'll see the Elements Context Menu. This has eight possible submenus:

All Elements Submenu: Contains commands that are common to all the elements that you right-clicked.
Classifier Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit a classifier (an actor, a class, or an interface).
State Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit a state.
Object Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit an object.
Swimlane Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit a swimlane.
Connector Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit various forms of diagram connectors.
Collaboration Message Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit messages in collaboration diagrams.
Other Element Submenu: Contains commands that let you edit other diagram elements.

(Items vary based on the diagram type.)

If you right-click on an unrecognized stroke in a diagram, you'll see the Recognition Context Menu, allowing you to perform Manual Recognition on the stroke. This menu contains all of the standard element types for the current diagram. You can select an element type, and Tablet UML will convert the ink to that type of element. If the type you choose is a connector and Tablet UML is unsure of which element you entended as a source or target, you'll see the Missing End Point dialog:

Select the proper end element from the list and click OK to connect to it. You can also click No End Point to leave the connector unconnected, or click Cancel to cancel the manual recognition.

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