[David M]

Hi Tom,

I used Microsoft's Viso application for the drawings. Then I dump it to a JPEG.

Cheers,

David

[speedball1]

Hi Tom,

I used Microsoft's Viso application for the drawings. Then I dump it to a JPEG.

Cheers,

David

Pleased tell me more about the Visio application. Are there different types? If so, what type do you have? On one web site the price was 55$ but I can find the same thing on E Bay for under 20$. How much should I pay and what exactly should I ask for? Much thanks, Tom

[David M]

Hi Tom,

I hope you are doing well.

VISO 4, 5 and "Technical" versions are from the 1990's before Microsoft bought it. Later versions were VISO 2000, 2002 and 2003.

If you can get VISO 2002 Standard at a good price, I would suggest buying it. Of course 2003 is the newest. Also, Microsoft offers "Standard" and "Professional" versions; the "Professional" version has more features, but these are not likely necessary for most people.

The following link provides details:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010857981033.aspx

Cheers,

David

[speedball1]

Hi Tom,

I hope you are doing well.

VISO 4, 5 and "Technical" versions are from the 1990's before Microsoft bought it. Later versions were VISO 2000, 2002 and 2003.

If you can get VISO 2002 Standard at a good price, I would suggest buying it. Of course 2003 is the newest. Also, Microsoft offers "Standard" and "Professional" versions; the "Professional" version has more features, but these are not likely necessary for most people.

The following link provides details:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010857981033.aspx

Cheers,

David

Thanks Dave,

I'll check it out. Tom

[David M]

YIKES!!

I just realized I've been mis-typing the name. It is VISIO, not VISO.

Cheers,

David