Sent by: Subject: Re: Visio vsd files into dia?
sewilco@wilco
It is not necessary to read the Visio image file. Just capture the
image from a screen image.
Of course, this can only be done when there is no copyright problem.
Perhaps if a vendor has Visio images of its products in the public
domain. But not any images on Visio's original disks.
Hal Snyder wrote:
>
> Kervin Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I'm a network manager so I need visio compatibility, thus Visio is
> > the one program that forces me to keep a windows machine around.
>
> Had to toss in my .02. I'm a network manager so I don't want Visio
> floating around.
On 05 Feb 2001, Hal Snyder wrote:
> Kervin Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I'm a network manager so I need visio compatibility, thus Visio is
>> the one program that forces me to keep a windows machine around.
>
> Had to toss in my .02. I'm a network manager so I don't want Visio
> floa
Kervin Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm a network manager so I need visio compatibility, thus Visio is
> the one program that forces me to keep a windows machine around.
Had to toss in my .02. I'm a network manager so I don't want Visio
floating around. Source format is proprietary and b
On Mon, 05 Feb 2001, Kervin Pierre wrote:
> Strange this should come up, I spent some time this weekend looking into
> the feasibility of reverse engineering VSD, at least to view the preview
> diagrams and simple diagrams.
>
> I'm a network manager so I need visio compatibility, thus Visio is
>
> I tried looking for the Word format. The documentation isn't even
> available for subscribers to MSDN.
Check out http://www.wvware.com/wvInfo.html for info on that, they have
the word97 format available for download on the same page, plus the wv
library supports word2000 as well I think.
Strange this should come up, I spent some time this weekend looking into
the feasibility of reverse engineering VSD, at least to view the preview
diagrams and simple diagrams.
I'm a network manager so I need visio compatibility, thus Visio is the
one program that forces me to keep a windows mac
On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, Hubert Figuiere wrote:
>>On Mon, 05 Feb 2001, Emmett Lazich wrote:
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>>> Can anyone offer a suggestion for importing Visio vsd files into dia?
>>>
>>> I thought I had it licked when I noticed that Visio appeared to be
>>> able to export in postscript format(s) and pstoedit
>On Mon, 05 Feb 2001, Emmett Lazich wrote:
>
>> Can anyone offer a suggestion for importing Visio vsd files into dia?
>>
>> I thought I had it licked when I noticed that Visio appeared to be able
>> to export in postscript format(s) and pstoedit can convert such
>> postscript files into dxf fo
On Mon, 05 Feb 2001, Emmett Lazich wrote:
> Can anyone offer a suggestion for importing Visio vsd files into dia?
>
> I thought I had it licked when I noticed that Visio appeared to be able
> to export in postscript format(s) and pstoedit can convert such
> postscript files into dxf format.
>
>
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