[Sigia-l] ConceptDraw vs MindMapper
Andrew Hinton
ahinton at symetri.com
Tue Apr 30 12:09:26 EDT 2002
I've been using Concept Draw for over a year, but not Mind Mapper, though I
think they're using similar interfaces & graphics engines.
I've been using it with a Macintosh and for the last six-nine months in OS
X... I'd have to say the printing capabilities are still a little rough
around the edges. The linking features are pretty strong, though...and it
can export nice (though large) pdf files that retain the hyperlinks.
It's not an easy program, though...it's pretty complex, and still needs
refinement for ease of use and stability. (It's still a version 1 product,
after all)
If you're using Mac OS X you may be better off with Omni Graffle, though I
don't recall right away what linking features it has. It creates probably
the most presentable/printable/beautiful diagrams I've seen. But it too is a
young product in its dev cycle.
::shelleygood at earthlink.net::wrote on 4/30/02 12:01 AM:
> Can anyone who has used both of these programs tell me their preference and
> why? I'm trying to decide between them to create quick site maps to present
> to clients.
>
> My main concern is linking between map files and good printing features
> that can produce presentable documents. I have been testing small maps but
> would like to get opinions from those who might have been using these apps
> for a while and have suggestions.
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