Visio 2003 for Dummies

380 pages, parution le 20/04/2004

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Shows business professionals and technical experts how to transform business and technical concepts into diagrams with Microsoft's Visio software
Most graphics software requires artistic skills; Visio enables the "artistically challenged" to chart, graph, and diagram business processes, information systems, database and software designs, and computer and telecommunications networks by manipulating shapes
Gets beginners up and running with Visio 2003, with coverage of how to use Visio drawings with other programs and on the Internet; attach database information to shapes; create custom shapes, stencils, templates, and styles; annotate diagrams; work with layered diagrams; and save diagrams as Web pages
Covers upgrades to the software including a streamlined, easy-to-use interface; enhanced diagramming capabilities; new template importing and exporting capabilities; updated diagramming tools; improved collaboration with other applications; and new customization capabilities
Companion Web site features articles and links to online Visio resources

Part I Starting with Visio 2003 basics
- Visio 101
- Creating and Saving a Simple Visio Drawing
- Printing Visio Drawings
Part II Creating Visio Drawings
- Discovering What Visio Shapes Are All About
- Adding Text to Your Drawings
- Connecting Shapes
Part III Taking Your Drawings to the Next Level
- Perfecting Your Drawings
- Creating and Customizing Shapes
- Working with Pages
- Layering Your Drawings
Part IV Advancing Your Knowledge of Visio
- Creating Stencils, Master Shapes, Templates, and Styles
- Managing Shape Information, Behavior, and Protection
- Marking Up Drawings for Review
- Using Visio with Other Programs
Part V The Part of Tens
- Answers to Ten Frequently Asked Questions about Visio
- Ten Common Tasks in Visio
- Ten Tips for Working Successfully with Visio
- Ten Places to Look Online for Visio Resources

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