Hi again.
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, John Palmieri wrote:
> Can anyone recommend the best ISP I can use with
> Linux while I wait for DSL to be implemented in my area?
Where is your area? ;)
> Well on to more important stuff (comments inline as always):
> [CVS]
> Ok, there is no code there right now.
On 2001.07.16 21:17 Rob wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm quite interested in Dia, of course for its Visio-ishness, but more for the
> UML-ishness! I'm a big fan of Rational Rose except for its price, and would be
> willing to help make this product more UML-useable. Some questions, first.
>
> 1. Has anyo
Hello Everyone,
Is there a Visio 2000 plugin support in DIA ( Win32 version ).
Please reply to my email address and not to the group. I am not subscribed
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Murtaza Nooruddin
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I can't find any on-line bug reporting system, so I'm mailing to the
list:
* As reported here recently, dia 0.88.1 can't resize shapes with
internal text (other than by editting the text). My example is the
'cloud' from the network sheet, which only sizes to fit the enclosing
text. Bit hard to dr
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Cris Bailiff wrote:
> I can't find any on-line bug reporting system, so I'm mailing to the
> list:
>
> * As reported here recently, dia 0.88.1 can't resize shapes with
> internal text (other than by editting the text). My example is the
> 'cloud' from the network sheet, whic
We are working on new Shapes code called UrShapes that will make it
easier in the future to create interactive shapes. One of my goals with
this project is to create new UML shapes that are easier to work with
and allow for scripts to manipulate shapes. Once finished it will be
easy for someone
I'd like to be able to draw molecules in Dia, mostly because the de facto
standard, Cambridge(no relation)Soft's ChemDraw, is absolutely awful.
As far as I can see it would only require a couple of extensions:
- a triangular grid option (most important!)
- text with bounding box (for my purposes
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Dave Linton wrote:
>
> I'd like to be able to draw molecules in Dia, mostly because the de facto
> standard, Cambridge(no relation)Soft's ChemDraw, is absolutely awful.
> As far as I can see it would only require a couple of extensions:
>
> - a triangular grid option (most
just for the 2002 version, haven't checked it out yet... usual disclaimers
and stuff... might be interesting though...
info:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?URL=/downloads/sample.asp?ur
l=/msdn-files/027/001/600/MsdnCompositeDoc.xml
dl:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdn-files/027/001
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Rob wrote:
> Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2001 21:17:37 -0700
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> From: "Rob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: UML Diagram Questions
>
> Hello!
>
> I'm quite interested in Dia, of course for its Visio-ish
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Lars Clausen wrote:
> Sounds like a good area to use Dia in. I'm just worried that for actual
> chemical drawings, you'll want a much higher abstraction level. Have
> you looked at the (La)TeX chemical packages? They seem to be quite
> nice.
ChemDraw has very little abst
recently i upgraded dia to 0.88.1 and i was pleased.
however, i noticed that the cloud symbol from the "Network"
symbols section does not scale as freely as it did
in earlier versions. as far as i have learned, it will
only scale if you enter some text.
i like to place symbols within the cloud,
Hello everyone,
I have put together a little web site that I hope will be useful to
people who'd like Dia to be a good data modelling tool. I've collected
the links to known dia<->sql projects, and described the current state
of things.
I would be grateful for any advice and/or comments. Most
John Palmieri wrote:
> Can anyone recommend the best ISP I can
> use with Linux while I wait for DSL to be implemented in my area?
John,
I'm that rare bird: I like my ISP. Speakeasy.org has dial-up in your area.
I recently helped a friend hook up her FreeBSD box to them; she used Debian
(wvdi
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