Comments on Visio Glue: Not For Sniffing - Special Deliverable #13

stew dean — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:52:16 GMT

I have one thing to say about ‘glue’ in visio and that is life became much easier when I stopped using it.

Visio is a tool it’s very easy to get overly complicated with – at it’s simplest it’s easy enough to work quickly with although and never touch 95% of it’s features.

The most handy thing I get it to do is keep a tab of when it was updated so you can instantly see which is the latest version.

erin — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:52:16 GMT

Not sure where this is coming from, but our articles are not paid submissions by brands – they are submitted by an author, edited by one of several editors on staff and copyedited. All on a volunteer basis and with no “sponsorship” involved. When we finally get around to adding advertising, we will be very explicit.

Dan Brown has been writing a series of articles on the use of Visio over the last couple of years. These include tips and tricks and advanced uses for the tool. Since this tool is used by a large number of folks in our community, it only seems practical to share a lot of these ideas.

I could see that the focus on Visio might imply something but there is no ulterior motive. I could see a similar set to these articles around any other highly used tool as well, if someone was interested in authoring them.

renedepaula — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 01:12:29 GMT

hmmm… is this some kind of advertising? I read somewhere that some brands are paying big money for bloggers who include them in their blogs.

it’s probably not the case here, but I’m sure a lot of other readers must be wondering if this article was “spontaneous” or not.

renedepaula — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 01:12:20 GMT

hmmm… is this some kind of advertising? I read somewhere that some brands are paying big money for bloggers who include them in their blogs.

it’s probably not the case here, but I’m sure a lot of other readers must be wondering if this article was “spontaneous” or not.