Hi David,
I have not seen your code, so it is a pure guess. What I can think of is
that you still have a hook on the original file.
If you nullify the hook on the original file it might work.
Something like this:
File fl = getFile(fileName);
//work on file
//save file
File newFile = getFile(fil
(fileName);
newFile.save();
The first file might prevent your new file from updating. Setting the first
hook on the file to null or only having a reference to a file using a local
variable in your methods might solve this kind of problem.
Is this an idea?
With kind regards,
Loek
2009/6/4 Loek
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Hi PoWah,
If you start DIA you will get several distinct windows. One of them has the
name 'Dia' and the version you are using.
In that window you see at the bottom your arrow. There you can define what
kind of arrow you would like to have - or just a straight line - if that is
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Hi PoWah,
Independent if the solution provided by Michael Ross will work, I do not
know, but have you used print screen? With Paint you could select the visio
diagram. Or you could paste the image first in Paint, then save it and try
opening that in Dia.
With kind regards,
Loek
2009/6/12 PoW
Hello liang chang,
As far as I know is a .dia file a binary, so it will not open in any text
editor. To view the content of a .dia file you could export it to svg. That
you can read in almost any text editor.
With kind regards,
Loek Bergman
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Hi Marjorie,
There is no print preview functionality in DIA.
Printing a diagram of DIA is most often used within the context of a
document. In my case that is Open Office. Within that context it is
important how it shows. At that time it is converted to some type of image.
I do not need it myself
