Smart graphics for visual people
A feature lacking in Visio, like for-EVER, is the ability to align text along a connector’s path.
Now, Visio 2010’s new ShapeSheet functions and capabilities finally deliver.
Today we’ll show-off the cool new connector that I’ve developed for you, and get a very light technical explanation as to how it works!
[Read more…] about Text Along a Connector’s Path in Microsoft Visio 2010
Register, Dave.
Dave, won’t you register?
Please register, Dave.
Dave, I think it’s time for you to register.
I think it would be best, Dave, if you would register for the Visio 2010 Beta.
Note: the beta period for Visio 2010 is now over.
If you peek into the flowchart templates on offer for Visio 2010, you’ll see a new item called Microsoft SharePoint WorkFlow.
If you use SharePoint and need to design workflows, then this might be an exciting new option for those not able to use Visual Studio or not thrilled by SharePoint Designer.
The end of an age of terror is nigh!
Visio 2010 creates a live preview of your master shapes so you don’t have to fiddle and futz around. You don’t have to waste time and effort making low-quality, 32 x 32 icons with 16 colors that still look lousy no matter how much time you spend on them.
It is about time!
As I play with the Office 2010 Technical Preview, I am discovering more new features in Visio 2010 every day.
The live preview stuff is fascinating because it is cool to look and it saves you a lot of time. No more wasted cycles of apply and undo, apply and undo, apply and undo–just hover your mouse over an attribute and Visio shows you what it will look like: live, right on the drawing!
Today I’ll talk about live preview as it applies to formatting, theme colors and theme effects.
The hot-off-the-press Visio 2010 Technical Preview is in my hands, and contains a lot of new features.
One that really catches your eye is the Live Preview for Layout.
[Read more…] about Visio 2010 Live Preview for Layout – Cool, Smooth Animations
Office 2010 betas are starting to hit customers hands (one way or another) and the buzz about Microsoft’s next big release is starting to pick up.
I just watched a video that presented an overview of SharePoint 2010. There is a short bit about the new Visio Services for SharePoint, which look to be quite interesting!