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diagramming program

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diagramming program
Software that allows the user to create flow charts, organization charts and similar diagrams. It is similar to a drawing program, but specialized for creating interconnected diagrams. It comes with a palette of predefined shapes and symbols, and usually keeps the lines connected between them if they are edited and rearranged. Examples of flowcharting programs are Visio, FlowCharter, allCLEAR, SmartDraw and NetViz.

Keep the Lines Connected
Using a palette of predefined shapes and arrows, FlowCharter allows diagrams and organization charts to be quickly created. A major feature of a flowcharting program is its ability to keep the lines connected to the boxes. If a box is moved, the line is moved with it. FlowCharter and other Micrografx products were acquired by Corel.


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We use the diagramming program to assist the underwriter in understanding building construction, protection and the client's operations, which ultimately allows for better underwriting decisions," he says.
Early versions of Visio's drawing and diagramming program shipped with a few libraries of graphical "shapes"; now, the Visio libraries include upwards of 15,000 images--everything from crime scene objects and office furniture to generic flow charts, time lines, and maps.
VSD Grafx develops graphics via Visio, a drawing and diagramming program used by vendors such as Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
 
 
 
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