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Posted by Jack Crawford
Oct 25, 2006 at 03:25 AM
I notice that Bits du Jour have a one-day special on Flowbreeze shortly.
Links are: http://www.bitsdujour.com and http://breezetree.com
The software intrigues me as it uses MS Excel as its base and seems fairly intuitive and speedy - unlike some other flowcharters I’ve seen which require just about a degree in graphic art.
Because of its links with MS Office apps, I imagine it would also work in translating outlining-type text into a flowchart.
Does anyone here have any user experience with Flowbreeze? Comments would be appreciated.
TIA
Jack
Posted by Cassius
Oct 25, 2006 at 04:10 PM
Jack suggested that FlowBreeze probably could create a flowchart from an outline.
Inspiration definitely can do this.
Posted by Jack Crawford
Oct 25, 2006 at 11:09 PM
Cassius wrote:
>Jack suggested that FlowBreeze probably could create a flowchart from an
>outline.
>
>Inspiration definitely can do this.
As can MindManager no doubt. I have both.
My Crimp got the better of me for a moment. It’s back under control.
Jack
Posted by Nicholas Hebb
Oct 26, 2006 at 11:20 AM
Jack Crawford wrote:
>
>Because of its links with MS Office apps, I imagine it would also work in
>translating outlining-type text into a flowchart.
>
>Does anyone here have any user
>experience with Flowbreeze? Comments would be appreciated.
It’s an interesting thought, but No I wouldn’t use it for outlining.
I’ve been asked a number of times whether FlowBreeze was suitable for mind mapping, org charting, and a few other diagramming styles. Really, FlowBreeze is just a flowcharting tool. I like to think that it’s a fast and easy to use flowcharting tool, but I wouldn’t recommend it for anything beyond that*.
* I reserve the right to reverse my position on that statement for future releases of FlowBreeze. ;-)
HTH,
Nick Hebb
BreezeTree software
Posted by Jack Crawford
Oct 27, 2006 at 03:15 AM
Thanks for your honest feedback Nick.
I’m sure people here appreciate it.
Jack