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flow chart softwareI
- Thread starter zdreg
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I have used this in the past and it worked well for a free program
http://www.gliffy.com/uses/flowchart-software/
http://www.gliffy.com/uses/flowchart-software/
Also consider https://grapholite.com/Designer (requires Silverlight. It's one of the showcase application for the technloogy linked from Microsoft Silverlight Web-site.)
I wonder if something like this exists as "open source".
I wonder if something like this exists as "open source".
You are welcome!Quote from zdreg:
+1 thx to all of you for your suggestions
I have decided to use openoffice.orgCalc it is also possible openoffice.orgwriter would suffice for my simple goals.
OpenOffice Calc is a solid choice. Like TIKITRADER I thought you wanted an orgnization/diagram chart, not a spreadsheet.
I expect to create boxes and connect them with arrows/lines.
these goals are likely to be achieved.
in the weekend wall street journal there was a flow chart based upon the change in pricing by netflix.
the goal was I want to watch the social network. besides showing to to solve a problem with multiple solutions it was a work of art in itself.
for some reason i cannot find it in the online edition to paste it to this thread. the wsj authors connected to the flowchart were sarah slobin and nick wingfield.
these goals are likely to be achieved.
in the weekend wall street journal there was a flow chart based upon the change in pricing by netflix.
the goal was I want to watch the social network. besides showing to to solve a problem with multiple solutions it was a work of art in itself.
for some reason i cannot find it in the online edition to paste it to this thread. the wsj authors connected to the flowchart were sarah slobin and nick wingfield.