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We are developing an application to render the visio viewer on Mac Machine, Initially approach is to convert visio to SVG and then render it, Are there any converter 3rd Party or open source available, which we shall make use of it! You could try Inkscape Check out this wiki page. libvisio, of course :) But it's open source/free software, so be careful with licensing http://libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry/the-ultimate-quest-of-bringing-visio-support-to-libreoffice Maybe a little bit late, but better late than never ;-) With Adobe Illustrator it will be very easy: Open Visio select your image

I have a lot of Visio files, and want to programatically convert them all to png format. I have found a couple of solutions, but can't get any of them to work. How can .vsd files be batch-converted to .png easily through commandline or a similar means? Use the built in Visual Basic something like this: fix up the paths parts yourself. Sub a() Dim docs As New Collection ' add the paths of your documents here, use more script if you want wildcard etc docs.Add ("C:\Users\[username]\Desktop\New folder (4)\drawing2.vsd") docs.Add ("C:\Users\[username]\Desktop\New folder (4)\drawing3.vsd") For Each

I have a database model diagram created in MS Visio which I would like to export to DDL file to create a MySQL database. I've already installed the MySQL ODBC driver, which I can successfully use to generate DDL file, but I have some problems anyway. Visio puts quotation marks around the table names which are also reserved words (like user). This is not OK, since MySQL uses backticks (`) and not quotation marks (") for this purpose. MySQL ODBC driver also changes the BLOB data type to LONGVARBINARY, so it cannot be used directly with MySQL when creating the database. Does anyone have any

We had successfully installed Microsoft Office 2016 on new server,But we were unable to install Microsoft Visio 2016 on this machine.We were getting following error:"We found a problem! We're sorry, Office Click-to-Run installer encountered a problem because you have these Windows Installer based Office programs installed on your computer. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 Click-to-Run and Windows Installer editions of Office programs don't get along for this version, so you can only have one type installed at a time. Please try installing the Windows Installer edition of Office instead,

I've managed to programatically insert a shape into Visio using the code below: ActiveWindow.Page.Drop(VisioApp.Documents["ORGCH_M.VSS"].Masters.ItemU["Executive"], 5.433071, 7.559055); How would i programatically retrieve it's X,Y coordinates after the shape has been inserted? Thanks! To get the coordinates of the new shape first get a reference to the new shape. Page.Drop will retun this reference. Then look in that shape object for its PinX and PinY cells. This will give you the coordinates in Visio's default units i.e. inches. Here is an example in VBA: Dim newShape As Visio.Shape Dim x As

To get an overview for the CodeDom classes in .Net I tried to create a class diagramm using Visual Studio 2010 built-in class designer, but I did not find the way how I could feed the .Net built-in classes and types into it, the only I can get is to add my own classes from Class View window. I also tried it with UML diagramms in VS2010, and I couldn't import the classes. I was looking for a similar option in MS Visio and though it does provide support for class diagramm I could not generate something there. I found the AutoDiagrammer project on CodeProject webpage and tried to use it as a

I have the following task. I'm writing an Add-In for Visio 2010 on C# in Studio 2010. Let's say that I have a diagram opened. And I have a shape of any kind in this diagram (let's try to manage one shape for the begining). The question is how can I read any properties of this shape? Which API should I use? Basic algorithm: Scan opened document for shapes If there are any shapes in document, then return an array (or a list) of all shapes (null is returned in case of no shapes in current document) Run over shapes array and read any property for each element (that would be great to have a chance

I am trying to reverse engineer parts of a 2012 SQL Server into Microsoft Visio 2010. The views option is greyed out. The views are integral to the processes I am trying to document, and the diagram will be useless without them. Does anyone have an easy work-around other than manually inputting the views? You are probably using "wrong" data provider to reverse engineer the database, and that is the reason why views are disabled. There are some issues with Visio not being updated to support newer SQL server versions. Try the following: Start "reverse engineer" wizard Select Generic OleDb data