Re: Visio vs. ABC Flowchart

From: Dan Ts'o <dan_at_dnn.rockefeller.edu>
Date: 1997/07/30
Message-ID: <EE3zwB.JnD_at_rockyd.rockefeller.edu>#1/1


In comp.data.administration Sundial Services <news-reply_at_sundialservices.com> wrote: : In article <01bc86e5$194730e0$83df020a_at_wchan1> "Walton Chan" <wchan1_at_rci.rogers.com> writes:  

: >Anyone has ideas on the comparison between Visio vs. ABC Flowchart
: >products? I am looking at these products from a data mapping point of view.
 

: >Anyone can help?

: I don't know ABC Flowchart but I sure do know Visio. I previously tried : CorelFlow -- for about a week -- then bought Visio and stopped looking further.  

: It's a program that was obviously built by people who draw charts. :-) It's : so darned easy to use that it'll fool you.

[Quoted] 	Look at the review in PC Mag.
	Basically Visio comes in first and Flowchart comes in a close second.
Flowchart is cheaper, particularly if you get the MGX Suite which has Designer and Picture Publisher, so you can span the gamut of drawings, image/picture processing, and charting. All generally more competent than Corel.
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Received on Wed Jul 30 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST

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