Thinkpad Network Shape
Submitted by Visio Guy on November 24, 2006 – 7:00 am | | 57170 views
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If you’re an IBM ThinkPad fanatic like me and the folks over at forum.thinkpads.com — or used to be before Lenovo removed the red stripes from the buttons — then you’ll appreciate having a real laptop shape for your diagrams.
I’ve created a fully over-drawn ThinkPad laptop Visio network shape that’s sure to bloat your file sizes, but look really cool on your 2400dpi color laser printer. It’s got all the normal features of Visio’s network shapes: a whole slew of custom properties and text that can be moved via a little, yellow control handle.
Hope you enjoy it!
Good shape. 🙂
Hey visio guy! Nice work on the Lenovo ThinkPad shape – been looking for one of these for ages,
thanks a million!
Hey Visio Guy, can you also save a low res version of it, suitable for demos on projectors? I really like the image…
SEGuy,
It’s a Visio shape! (Click “Download ThinkpadShape.zip) It’s resolution-independent…
Cool – I guess my thinking cap should have told me its easier to make it smaller than bigger 🙂
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Where is download link??? (
Link got deleted after with a recent edit. It’s back now, thanks!
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