On Thu, Nov 03 2011, John Samoluk wrote:
> It would also be nice when
> drawing lines in technical diagrams to be able to keep the line tool active
> to draw one line after another instead of having to type "L" each time you
> want to add a connecting line.
Hold down shift when clicking on line (
Greetings, Tech Support Department!
Could you please take off your mask? Thank you.
> When testing for intuitiveness, one should always start with the assumption
> that
> the user has never used anything before. Only secondarily would one assume
> that
> the user has used another software prog
When testing for intuitiveness, one should always start with the assumption that
the user has never used anything before. Only secondarily would one assume that
the user has used another software program. However, that tends to countermand
the
idea of intuitive. The first choice is always the
Amen brother. I would be all OO all the time if I could. But the sell us
Word very cheap at the university so I can fight the tide.
I find Dia to be refreshingly simple, but you have to become familiar with
how it works then it is quite efficient. And once you know
the limitations and adapt to
