The family of the Visio WebTools just got a new member – the Split Pages tool. This tool allows you to split a multi-page Visio document into a set of one-page documents. Directly in your browser, using WebAssembly (i.e. without uploading your file anywhere). The tool takes care of keeping …
I have build a couple of "web tools" (mini-apps) recently that do not require Visio to be installed, so started a new website here, to collect such things. So, welcome to Visio Web Tools: https://webtools.unmanagedvisio.com
I’m excited to present the Visio PdfTip web app. This web app offers a practical solution for adding tooltips to your PDF files exported from Visio. To use it, simply upload both your PDF and the original Visio file to the site. The tool will then take ‘Comments’ from your …
Will be showing my SPFx Visio Diagram Frame web part on Viva Connections & SharePoint Framework community call this Thursday 26.01.2023 16:00 CET, ten minutes. Hope to be too boring. The community calls are open for anyone, join using the link below. Meeting link for the SPFx community call: https://aka.ms/spdev-spfx-call …
With Telegram platform becoming increasingly popular, a new telegram channel is now available for this site. I like the telegram format and will post the updates there there more often than the website (expect a post per week or something like this). The channel has also chat for comments/discussions/questions (direct …
Recently finished reading the David Parker’s "Mastering Data Visualization With Microsoft Visio Professional 2016" book. Highly recommended if you already have some experience with Visio and want to know more about its data visualization capabilities, and how these can be used in your infrastructure. Some unique topics covered – creating …
The privacy policy of the site has been updated to comply with the General Data Protection Rules (GDPR), that are being introduced on 25th May 2018.
Hi guys, MSAGL is now open-source, and available on GitHub! MSAGL (Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout) is a graph layout library, used for example as base to build diagrams in Visual Studio (as far as I know of course). Thanks to Saveen Reddy for sharing this information!
Hi all, recently came across an interesting Rubberduck project. Did you think that VBA is dead and buried? It looks like it’s not going down that easily! Rubberduck is a COM Add-In for the VBA IDE that makes VBA development even more enjoyable, by extending the Visual Basic Editor (VBE) with menus, toolbars and toolwindows …
