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   In article <1993Jan7.150543.6699@news.eng.convex.com>
   (comp.sys.mac.apps), graham@convex.com (Marv Graham) writes:

> What MAC application program can I use to make diagrams for the foils
> in a presentation? The diagrams are like flow charts: boxes of various
> shapes connected by lines with arrow heads on one end.  I know about
> programs like Nisus that lets you make graphics, but you can't
> rearrange the graph without having to move all of the boxes and arrows
> individually. I would like a program that lets me specify the
> connectivity of the diagram and then rearrange by moving one or more
> boxes with the connecting lines folllowing along.

TopDown is a tool specifically designed for org/flow charts. It's ok.
For a more general purpose tool that will do what you want try
Intellidraw. I've been using it and it does some cool stuff in terms
of structured drawing. I like it better than the specialized charting
programs. It's got some bugs and quirks, but nothing else comes close
(short of a cad program like MiniCad).

rick
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