Large Selection of Shapes (they can all be easily modified):
The Charting tool set (shown on the left) provides a wide selection of standard charting elements.  These all have convenient simplified controls for changing their shapes if needed.  Any shape can be converted to an editable Bezier Curve for further customization if needed.  Even if you are not drawing a flow chart, these can be handy starting points.

Powerful Connector capability (paths attached to graphics):
Connectors have a broad scope of use in vector drawing.  They are used to form the interconnecting lines on the flow chart below.  If the path is attached, it will move with the host graphic - maintaining its precise connection.  There are also orthogonal path connectors, these will stretch and slide to remain horizontal and vertical when their host graphic is moved.

Window Shade (blue control upper right of Styles palette):
Notice the Styles palette has window shade control. Compare it with the view on the Export Screen Shot.  There this control has been used to shorten the palette to just show the two key parameters near the top of the palette.  This convenient control is found on all of our parameter palettes.  Three preset levels are provided.  The shortest rolls the panel up completely, just the title bar showing.  Click on one of the "three window blinds" and the palette will drop some of the lower positioned parameters-which are normally the less frequently used of the palette's set.  This provides the convenience the palette interface model while conserving valuable screen real estate.