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Visio 2007 Demo Videos

April 10, 2007 By Visio Guy 8 Comments

Hello Visio Fans! I received a Visio Partner e-mail a few days ago that contains a fabulous set of links to Visio How-To demo videos.

The demos cover new Visio 2007 topics such as DataGraphics, Themes, AutoConnect, PivotDiagrams and Vista integration.

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Here are the links to the videos. I hope you find them helpful!

  • Show it like it is: Connect data to your Visio diagram
  • Build your Visio flowchart in no time with AutoConnect
  • Get a new perspective on data with PivotDiagrams
  • Windows Vista and the 2007 Office system — better together
  • Give your diagram a makeover by applying a theme
  • Let data tell its story with data graphics
  • Find what you need faster with the redesigned Office Online
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  1. David Perry says

    April 11, 2007 at 8:23 pm

    Where is the “How To” for visualizing a datacenter? How to take a data source which includes the racks & nodes and display the data using the column for stencil/shape and u location in the rack programatically?

  2. SEGuy says

    May 23, 2007 at 11:03 am

    Good stuff Visguy, its good to get these helper tutorial things together. Visio often proves a helpful tool, but not having sat down and learnt it properly, just picking it up for a quick diagram, it is good to have these helpful videos to get you started.

    In fact, using Visio to architect solutions or draw diagrams for presentation is the focus of my latest blog entry…

  3. California Visio User says

    May 17, 2008 at 8:07 am

    I’m used to being able to grab the background and drag with the mouse cursor to re-position the page view. This is true of Photoshop for example when you press and hold the space bar, click the mouse, and drag around.

    It is also sometimes called the “Hand” cursor. MindJet MindManager also has it.

    Does something like this exist in Visio 2007? All I can find is the Pan ‘n Zoom window. Photoshop has that too, but it’s just not enough. I’ll be surprised if this vital feature is missing.

    Thanks for your help.

  4. California Visio User says

    May 17, 2008 at 8:10 am

    I think I found the answer here:
    Keyboard Shortcuts

  5. Visio Guy says

    May 17, 2008 at 2:12 pm

    Good going, CVU!

    It’s not obvious, but Ctrl + Shift + right-mouse-drag is your space bar in the Visio-world!

    – Chris

  6. Ville says

    March 30, 2009 at 9:21 pm

    Thanks for the tip.. though Ctrl + Shift + right-mouse-drag is awfully cumbersome! Wonder why they couldn’t go with the standard Shift + left-mouse-drag; pressing Shift doesn’t do anything anyway. I suppose pressing space blanks out the text if a shape containing text is selected while Ctrl + Shift + right-mouse-drag can be used without such effect. While I generally like and memorize keyboard shortcuts, the pan and zoom window seems easier to use than this chord.

    However, assigning scroll wheel to the zoom has been very handy!

  7. VirtualTrader says

    February 4, 2010 at 5:49 am

    Thanks for a great tutorial, as Visio 2007 is lesser-known MS product, it is good to have someone show me the ropes,etc

  8. Tammy says

    June 21, 2010 at 6:28 pm

    I have put together a large org chart with nearly 300 employess for the VP and wondering if Visio has capabilities to perform headcount when a color has changed. It is becoming cumbersome to count each shape manually when updating headcount. IE, VP has 16 Directors under him. There are 5 worksheet that list each director that has has btw 30-90 employees on each worksheet. Any open position is designated by a yellow color, when I update that color with a name, I change that color to match the department. Can a formula be written to update the primary shape on each worksheet when a color changes? Any help is appreciated.

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