At 11.01.2011 19:23, Chris G wrote:
After I export a diagram as a .shape file and then add it into one of
my collections of shapes (using the Sheets and Objects window) then
whenever I open dia I get an warning pop-up box saying:-
Several object-types were named diagrams - xw.
Only fir
At 11.01.2011 18:22, Chris G wrote:
I'm trying to create a very simple shape comprising two lines linked by
a short arc. The trouble is that when I export to a .shape file the
resulting shape is *much* too big, much bigger than its size on the
diagram that I exported it from.
Is there any way t
At 11.01.2011 15:02, Ron Wilson wrote:
Hi,
I am looking into creating a custom installer for Dia on Windows for
my company's internal use.
What's wrong with the exisiting installer from http://dia-installer.de ?
Is Dia completely contained in "C:\Program Files\Dia"?
User specific configuratio
After I export a diagram as a .shape file and then add it into one of
my collections of shapes (using the Sheets and Objects window) then
whenever I open dia I get an warning pop-up box saying:-
Several object-types were named diagrams - xw.
Only first one will be used.
Some things mig
I'm trying to create a very simple shape comprising two lines linked by
a short arc. The trouble is that when I export to a .shape file the
resulting shape is *much* too big, much bigger than its size on the
diagram that I exported it from.
Is there any way to control the size?
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Chris Green
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Hi,
I am looking into creating a custom installer for Dia on Windows for
my company's internal use. Is Dia completely contained in "C:\Program
Files\Dia"? Besides associating ".dia" files, are there any registry
entries to worry about?
I am not a Windows developer, but the free version of the Nul
