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Subject: Re: Flowcharting Programs
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Date: 5 Apr 91 23:33:08 GMT
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In article <14173@darkstar.ucsc.edu>, yojay@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Jason P. Hoffman)
says: {in part}
>
>What flowcharting programs are available other than Easyflow?  What do you
>recommend?

   Have you tried FloDraw 2.2?
   It's a shareware program written by a man who must have HATED to draw
flow charts, and decided to do something about it.
   I learned to run it in about twenty minutes and my teachers were so impres-
sed with it that they installed it on the computer lab network  (this is not
to be construed as an endorsement by Purdue Univeristy).  I'm a disabled vet
and I have trouble working with a pencil (I'm not even TYPING this post) and
I wouldn't have had a chance to finish some assignments without FloDraw.
   PC-Sig should have 2.2 by now (it was released in DEC. 90) and anyone who
hasn't seen the newest version should give it a try.

Larry W. Jewell
Primary-claimer:
"I have not authorized Purdue University to share my opinions."