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  1. 19th Feb 2008 17:47 #1
    lordsmurf
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    Anybody know of one that is truly free
    -- not shareware or something "free" that adds watermarks ??

    Thanks.

    Spent 45 minutes looking today, saw nothing..

    Low cost (under $50) with a non-watermark trial would also be fine.
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    If all you want is boxes and lines, Microsoft Paint (comes with every Windows PC, you should already have it) has them, plus text that you can format.
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    Hi lordsmurf,

    The OpenOffice Organisation has a suite of truly freeware that is an alternative to the common / popular MS tools.

    OpenOffice Draw (not used) looks like Visio from the website:

    http://www.openoffice.org/product/draw.html

    ...which sounds like what you're after.
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    It depends on how 'fancy' you want to get. You can use Word and Power Point for that: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA010552661033.aspx

    Or a freeware program like Dia may work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dia_%28software%29

    An organization chart is just a version of a flow chart, so you can search for them that way.
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