You can add text to your map annotation or graphic text with a callout box or leader line by using the Callout tool on the Draw toolbar. Note: When you're in layout view, ArcMap will, by default, add new text to the layout.Learn more about adding text to the layout. Specify the active annotation target on the Draw toolbar. 2  Click the Callout button on the Draw toolbar. 3  Click a start point for the leader line, drag, then release the mouse when the pointer is positioned where you want the callout and text to be placed (in the image below, the start point is the yellow dot).
Cancer is the transformation of normal cells. The transformed cells grow and multiply abnormally. Left untreated, these cancers grow and eventually spread through the colon wall to involve the adjacent lymph nodes and organs. Ultimately, they spread to distant organs such as the liver, lungs, brain, and bones.
Urinary Bladder, Gallbladder, Triple Burner and Curious Organs. The urinary bladder (pang guang), gallbladder (dan), triple burner (san jiao), and the curious organs are the second group of yang organs in traditional Chinese medicine. Like the first group, these organs contribute to the digestive process. Some of these organs, like the gall bladder, are also thought to influence emotions and personality. The urinary bladder's role is the same as it is in the West, storing urine and discharging it periodically. It is paired with the kidneys.