Visio/pdf file

[Greg Truby]

Every time I hear someone mention "Visio" it always reminds me of "VisiCalc", the great-great grandpappy of all spreadsheets.

 

[TinaP]

SOX stinks!

For our compliance audit, I just linked to the Visio file from a Word file. I'm the only techie with Visio in the bank and this way everyone can access it and customize the headings, etc.

 

[erik.van.geit]

SOX stinks!

Yeah, but this makes a better bumper sticker:

SOX SUX!



Smitty

you could end up with a sentence using all vowels

 

[Smitty]

SOX stinks!

Yeah, but this makes a better bumper sticker:

SOX SUX!



Smitty

OK - I'm having all kinds of problems with my connection today. I tried to delete a single duplicate post (the now non-existent one Erik is referring to) and managed to delete both amidst a slew of server errors...

 

[TinaP]

SOX SUX!

I thought about using those terms, but I didn't want to raise the hackles of the moderators. We've used much stronger language about Sarbanes-Oxley.

 

[Smitty]

you could end up with a sentence using all vowels

Or a bad rhyme:

A SOX auditor knocks,
and gets pelted with rocks...

Hmmm...Poe's "The Raven" could be interesting.

Smitty

 

[RichardS]

The hijacker's been hijacked!!

 

[Smitty]

The hijacker's been hijacked!!

What's that Scarlet? Because frankly (and that's my Dad's name), I don't give a ****...

Smitty

 

[SydneyGeek]

Getting this back on track...

Visio is pretty good for flowcharts. Cheaper, but still good, is SmartDraw.

As Nate mentioned you can use Excel for diagramming but I kinda prefer a dedicated drawing program. Maybe that's just me :wink:

Denis

 

[Hermanito]

I'd like to add the following suggestion for flowcharting, completely free: yED (use Google, search for yed).
Lots of functionality, I like it a lot and use it often...