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 (4.0 / 5.0) Microsoft Office Visio 2007 is a diagramming and data visualization solution that makes it easy for IT and business professionals to visualize, analyze, and communicate complex information, systems, and processes. Main Features 
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 (3.5 / 5.0) Microsoft Office Visio 2007 is a diagramming and data visualization solution that makes it easy for IT and business professionals to visualize, analyze, and communicate complex information, systems, and processes.<p><b>Main Features
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(4.0 / 5.0) Office Visio 2007 makes it easy for IT and business professionals to visualize, analyze, and communicate complex information, systems, and processes. Using professional-looking Office Visio 2007 diagrams, you can improve your understanding of systems and processes, gain insight into complex information, and use that knowledge to make better decisions for your business.<p><b>Main Features Easily Visualize Processes, Systems, and Information: Analyze Complex Information to Rapidly Gain Insight: Customize and Extend Office Visio 2007 Programmatically:<li>Plan, analyze, and visualize your custom solutions<li>Build powerful custom solutions
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 (2.5 / 5.0) Visio Professional 2007 VerUpg
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(3.5 / 5.0) Visio 2002 Professional represents the first significant update of this well-respected diagramming and charting software since it joined the Microsoft stable. The Visio product suite now comprises two members, with 2002 Professional combining the earlier Professional and Technical versions.<p> A wealth of new features awaits, with Office XP integration high on the agenda. True, Visio always worked well with Office, but now you'll find XP menus, a new task pane, Auto-Recover, Office Search, and application error reporting added to the list. Note that it also uses Microsoft's new XP registration feature, and will stop working after 10 uses if you haven't entered an activation code.
A Drawing Type Selector gets you off the starting block and lets you choose diagram styles that range from building plans, Web site diagrams, and process engineering to databases, flow charts, and physical or logical network maps. Organizational charts are much improved and a wizard helps to create new charts or import existing information from TXT and XLS formats or ODBC-compliant data sources. The curved-wall tool makes creating building layouts more fun, and you can import and export drawings in standard CAD file formats. Pictures can also be imported directly from a scanner or camera. However, there's much more, as Visio can be programmed using VBA or C++, while project-management tools include Gantt and PERT chart creation. If you're serious about your charts and diagrams, then Visio 2002 Professional has everything you could possibly need, while the new interface makes it even easier to use. --Dave Mitchell
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(4.0 / 5.0) Microsoft Visio Professional 2003 Win32 English CD
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(4.0 / 5.0) Your IT systems and processes may be complicated, but visualizing them doesn't have to be. With Professional Edition, you assemble drawings using predrawn shapes called SmartShapes symbols, which snap together effortlessly to represent network equipment, business processes, and more. Build certain IT diagrams based on a model that keeps track of objects for you. When you revise a database, software, directory services, or data-flow diagramming shape in your model, all instances of the shape update automatically in your diagrams. Drop your IT diagrams into Microsoft Office documents and e-mail messages, or publish them in HTML or other formats on the corporate intranet or an Internet site. With deeper Microsoft integration and richer Internet support, the Visio 2000 platform gives you convenient options for communicating with team members and clients. Because of the open architecture of the Visio 2000 platform, virtually every aspect of Professional Edition can be customized.
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 (2.0 / 5.0) Visio 2002 Standard represents the first significant update of this well-respected diagramming and charting software since it joined the Microsoft stable. The Visio product suite now comprises two members, with 2002 Standard and 2002 Professional (which integrates the previous Visio Technical edition).
A wealth of new features awaits, with Office XP integration high on the agenda. True, Visio always worked well with Office, but now you'll find XP menus, a new task pane, Auto-Recover, Office Search, and application error reporting added to the list. Note that it also uses Microsoft's new XP registration feature and will stop working after 10 goes if you haven't entered an activation code. A Drawing Type Selector gets you off the starting block and lets you choose diagram styles ranging from building plans, Web site diagrams, and process engineering to databases, flow charts, and physical or logical network maps. Organizational charts are much improved and a wizard helps to create new charts or import existing information from TXT and XLS formats or ODBC-compliant data sources. The curved-wall tool makes creating building layouts more fun, and you can import and export drawings in standard CAD file formats. Pictures can also be imported directly from a scanner or camera. If you're serious about your charts and diagrams, then Visio 2002 Standard has everything you could possibly need, while the new interface makes it even easier to use. --Dave Mitchell
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$47.94 |