Arrange objects on Network Atlas maps according to a layout style

1. In Network Atlas, click Edit.
2. Click a layout style from the AutoArrange group.

   Button	Function	Description
   	Circular	Emphasizes the clusters inherent in the topology of a map. It emphasizes prominent links between main objects and its peripherals. Object groups have radial placements. Use circular layouts for maps containing ring and star network topologies.
   	Symmetrical	Emphasizes the symmetrical patterns inherent in the map topology. It emphasizes an even distribution of objects, and minimizes edge crossings. Object groups have star spiral placements. Use symmetrical layouts for maps that have fairly homogenous or uniform clusters.
   	Hierarchical	Emphasizes mapped dependency relationships by placing objects at different levels. Use hierarchical layouts to depict data dependencies.
   	Orthogonal	Emphasizes compact drawings, and uses only horizontal and vertical edges. Objects are enlarged if necessary to provide enough space for edge connections. Use orthogonal layouts for maps that need to depict multiple clusters in a space-efficient manner.
   	Tree	Emphasizes parent and child relationships. Child objects are arranged farther from the root object than their parent objects. Use tree layouts for maps that have a central control object.
   	Reorganize	Moves all mapped objects back to the center of the map view.
   	Arrange Labels	Restores the default relative position of all object labels.