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    Move the endpoint of one of the lines:

    1. Move your mouse cursor over the top-most endpoint.
    2. When it highlights, click and hold the mouse button down, and then drag the point up and toward the right.
    3. Release the mouse button to select the new position.

      Two line segments lengthen to adjust to the new position specified for the endpoint.

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