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Subject: Flowchart/systems analysis software wanted
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From: ho@hoss.unl.edu (Tiny Bubbles...)
Date: Thu, 2 May 1991 10:52:40 GMT
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A friend of mine wants a program that will do flowcharting and systems
analysis.  Shareware or commercial is fine, but we're both college
students, so anything above, say, $200 is probably questionable.

What he envisions is what I would describe as a smart, special-purpose
draw program:  He wants to be able to draw boxes and label them, like
a flowchart, and connect them together, like a flowchart.  But he wants
to be able to control their positioning on the screen and the printout,
such that he can move a "box" and all of its connecting lines will move 
with it on the screen.  (It's the latter wish that keeps a normal 
draw program from being the answer.)

Any suggestions?  I doubt this is of general interest, so e-mail would be
preferred.
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        ... Michael Ho, University of Nebraska
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