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I totally agree..I fully expected arrowheads to be included as default when buying the program, and was disappointed not to find them. Regarding your floorplan, yes my 'workaround' definitely has the drawback of manually pointing arrows in the direction you want them, so you would have to already know exactly how you want them to be in order to draw them once and not change them later on. This can of course be time-consuming and frustrating, so I really hope arrowheads are added soon as was promised a while ago. I personally have stopped using it for this reason, and am waiting for/hoping that they are added soon.. Thanks

It may be possible to make do with the following: 1. Draw a small triangle with the Triangle Tool 2. In the Stroke tab, select Align Stroke to Inside 3. Then simply place/snap it on the end of your lines where you need an arrow. Optional (the following may make a difference depending on your exact intentions with the arrowhead): 4. In the Stroke tab, select Mittler Join (no difference if step 2. is executed) 5. Under Colour/Swatches, make the Fill colour solid (e.g. Black) and remove the Stroke colour. (see example attached) I know it's not ideal, and AI does a much neater job (esp. when you need to add arrowheads to rotated lines), but it's what I came up with. Hope it helps. To AD staff: I hope this does not slow you down in your efforts to add a range of arrowheads soon :) I also just bought AD as a potential AI alternative 2 days ago, and hit this major obstacle in my scientific (biochemistry) figures.