[Sigia-l] And then there's Inspiration

[ashk at ashk.org]

Or perhaps that they have given up on the buggy Microsoft OLE model that it is
based on...
;)

-a
>That is an advantage. Unfortunately, it's not one that a lot of UE
>people I've dealt with know about or use. Perhaps it's not obvious, or
>it's perceived as being to difficult to do, or there's another reason?
>
>
>On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 12:05 PM, David Heller wrote:
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>> Then there is the programability of Visio. The ability to embed it
>> into a
>> word document as is and have it linked instead of ad hoc so that
>> changes to
>> the visio are maintained in the word doc, etc. etc.
>
>Cheers!
>
>Todd R. Warfel
>
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