W
Winston
I'm creating a multiple - page flowchart to guide me in
firmware development for a little hobby project.
I Really Like Visio, but I got a headache thinking about
maintaining off - page references on all the sheets and
about Visio's fixed - size symbols. (Perhaps the modern
version of Visio has these features, I dunno.)
My new flowcharts are all in 'Eagle Hobbyist'.
http://www.cadsoftusa.com/shop/eagle-hobbyist-and-education/
Off - page - references are automatic and work properly.
If I need a large 'decision block' or small 'arrow' symbol
I can just create them as library symbols.
Creating and moving curved lines for looping is much easier
in Eagle than in Visio. It's cool having one less piece of
software involved in the creative process.
The finished pages look very 'pro' and are easy to read.
I like this *a lot*.
--Winston
firmware development for a little hobby project.
I Really Like Visio, but I got a headache thinking about
maintaining off - page references on all the sheets and
about Visio's fixed - size symbols. (Perhaps the modern
version of Visio has these features, I dunno.)
My new flowcharts are all in 'Eagle Hobbyist'.
http://www.cadsoftusa.com/shop/eagle-hobbyist-and-education/
Off - page - references are automatic and work properly.
If I need a large 'decision block' or small 'arrow' symbol
I can just create them as library symbols.
Creating and moving curved lines for looping is much easier
in Eagle than in Visio. It's cool having one less piece of
software involved in the creative process.
The finished pages look very 'pro' and are easy to read.
I like this *a lot*.
--Winston