Flowcharting Software at a Deep Discount
FlowBreeze is was featured on Bits du Jour today. The sale is now over.
Product DescriptionsFlowBreeze Basic is a simplified flowcharting tool that allows you to create flowcharts just by typing. It produces business document friendly black and white flowcharts in Excel. It integrates well into all Office documents and is perfect for training materials and process documentation.
FlowBreeze Standard extends the capabilities of the Basic edition. It features 124 symbols with 84 preset styles and 21 preset connector styles. It has an image exporter for publishing flowcharts to the web, help files, and any other document that could use a splash of color. It also features the Text-To-Flowchart Wizard, which allow you to pre-layout the flowchart in plain text on an Excel spreadsheet then import into the wizard to set the symbol types, style, connector routings, and decision branch labels. Then it auto-generates the flowchart for you.
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2 responses so far ↓
mrlee // Dec 3, 2007 at 2:27 am
hi,
a step by step process of s/w systems implemented by flowcharts only to get a clear idea.its very tedious process. once done this one half of the development process completed.the above sounds very good.look for more software development process
Nick H. // Dec 3, 2007 at 5:49 am
While flowcharts are not used as much today for programming as they were when procedural languages dominated, they still are used to map out complex processes. They are also useful for activity diagrams and other user interactions.
However, the major application for flowcharting is business processes. They are used to map out present state (as-is) and future state (to be) for quality improvement as well as to document processes in procedures, work instructions, and training materials.
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