A flowchart, for example, shows sequential steps in a process. An organization chart shows reporting relationships such as who reports to whom. This means that you can move connected shapes without breaking the connection. The two types of connections you can create. Two different ways you can connect shapes using connectors.
Endpoints are the green squares at the ends of connector shapes.
Connection points Points on 2-D shapes to which you can glue connector endpoints. Connection points are the blue x's on two-dimensional shapes. When an endpoint is glued to a specific connection point, it stays connected to that specific connection point even if the shapes are moved. A small, dark red endpoint on a selected connector indicates that the endpoint is glued to the specific connection point. When an endpoint is glued to an entire shape, the endpoint shifts to the closest connection point if the shapes are moved.