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Visibility is very important for this site. If you like it please link to this URL or use our online form to add your reciprocal link. Learn more about reciprocal links Flow Charts creator. Installation. Download the Flow Charts archive. Unzip it in the directory where you want this program to resign. When specifying options in your Winzip software, make sure that all subdirectories (subfolders) are restored. Usually it is the default setting for the WinZip. Installation is complete. On 20-May-2003, the S.Projects changed the passwords for all the software. If you have purchased the software before this date, we strongly advice you to make a backup copy of the entire folder, prior to re-downloading. Uninstallation. Delete the folder containing the Flow Charts files. Registration If you choose to register the Flow Charts software, you will need to enter the password (provided after the registration) into the registration prompt. Getting started. What is it? The flow chart - at least one described in this manual - consists of Shapes (rectangles, triangles, circles and so on), and Connectors (lines, arrows) that connect them. Shapes and connectors have different properties, for example, you can type a text into the rectangular area (a Shape), but not into the connector. To make it less confusing, the program will only enable controls (buttons, combo boxes, check boxes and edit fields) that are applicable to the selected element. So when you see that some elements suddenly turned grey, don't worry. You can enable them again by clicking on the Shape or a Connector that you want to change. Creating a new Shape The Palette on the left can be used to create a new element. Click on any button EXCEPT for the last one (see below) - and a new shape will appear on a screen. The currently selected properties, like color, font and so on, are used, if you need to change them, you can do it after the Shape is created. Here is an example of a Shape: Connecting Shapes To connect two Shapes, click on the last button on the Palette. This will take you to the "Add Connector" mode. For this to work, you need to have at least two Shapes on screen. Each Shape has certain number of Connection Points on each side of its bounding rectangle. When you are in the "Add Connector" mode, they are displayed: You will need to click two times with your mouse - first time on the connection point of the first Shape, and second time - on the connection point of the second Shape: Note two litthe rectangular handles. You can use them to move the connector around. If you want to hide the handles, simply click on the area outside the connector: Changing properties of a Connector Let's start with bending a connector. Click on it, to make little rectangular handles visible, and drag them, so that the connector changes it's form: Moving a connector to another connection point To move a connector, for example, to another side of a Shape, or to a different Shape, you need to click at the connector, as close to the Shape as possible. Then, holding a mouse button down, drag the Connector's end. The little rectangle will appear at the end of the mouse cursor, and will move with it. Drag the little rectangle to another connection point, and release. Changing the number of Drag points To change the number of handles, you can use one of the combo boxes on the bottom, saying "Number of dragpoints": You can use more drag points (handles) to fine-tune the curve, or you can use less handles, to make it easier to manage: Lines vs. splines Use the "use splines" checkbox to switch between splines - smooth lines between dragpoints, and polylines, that go straighe from one point to the next: Connector tips We can place arrows or some other little tips at both ends of a Connector. To do it, you need to select the image you want from one of the combo boxes on top of the program's window: Changing properties of a Shape First of all, both Connector and Shape can have different colors, and they also can be displayed using lines of different width. To do it, you simply need to select a property you need, just keep in mind, that the object (Shape or Connector) must be selected first. Adding the text There is an area at the bottom toolbar, where you can enter the text. As you type it, it will appear inside the Shape: Note, that if the Shape contains an image, the text will not be displayed. However, it will still be visible as a tooltip, if you save the image as a PNG file (explained below). Adding the image to a Shape To add an image, simply browse your disk for a picture you want, by clicking the "..." button at the bottom toolbar. The picture will be stretched to fit the Shape, and it will be truncated properly: Adding a shadow to an image There are 3 options available: no shadow, plain shadow, or 3d shadow: You can select the type of a shadow from the combo box in the toolbar at the top of the window. Using Zoom You can view the image with different magnification, using the "zoom" option. It is especially convenient when you want to print a flow chart. You can change the zoom, look at the Print Preview, and if the page's area is not used completely, you can adjust the zoom. Exporting to other image formats When you choose to "Save As BMP", or "Save As WMF", the corresponding image is created on a disk. Additionally, when you choose to "Save As PNG", the extra file is created, with an HTM extention. This file contains the Image Map code, so that if you want, you can use your image as part of your web site, with different hyper links assigned to different parts of the image. (if you don't need it, simply ignore the HTM file). Each Shape can have a URL, assigned to it. If the Shape has a URL, the correcponding part on the Image Map will become "clickable". To test it, move a mouse over Shapes on the following map: That's it! You officially graduated and are now qualified to draw the Flow Charts using our program. Congratulations! 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