All FME users must align the tops of objects on the canvas.

All FME users must align the tops of objects on the canvas.

• A. FALSE
• B. TRUE
• C. SOMETIMES
• D. OFTEN

Answer: (A)

In FME Workbench, aligning the tops of all objects on the canvas is optional. The workspace is a visual representation of your data flow, and you can position transformers anywhere to reflect logic or readability. Alignment aids like Snap to Grid or alignment tools exist to help tidy up a layout, but there’s no rule that requires every object share the same top edge. So the statement is false. You might choose to align for a neater diagram, but it isn’t mandatory.

In FME Workbench, aligning the tops of all objects on the canvas is optional. The workspace is a visual representation of your data flow, and you can position transformers anywhere to reflect logic or readability. Alignment aids like Snap to Grid or alignment tools exist to help tidy up a layout, but there’s no rule that requires every object share the same top edge. So the statement is false. You might choose to align for a neater diagram, but it isn’t mandatory.