Novagraph Chartist Flowchart 5.2

Chartist is an interactive flowchart application. With Chartist you can create, edit, and print flow charts, organization charts, or other charts that use similar components. Through the use of the Windows Clipboard, you may also paste all or part of the charts you create into other documents, providing the application can read Clipboard bitmaps or metafile pictures. Chartist supports the OLE feature of Windows, allowing other applications to link or embed Chartist information. Supports multiple documents. Data may be exchanged among Chartist documents, using the Clipboard or drag and drop. Chartist supports the text, graphics and color capabilities of your display and printer. Text in a Chartist document may use any number of the fonts available from your printer. A Chartist document is one or more pages in size. The orientation of pages depends upon the settings for your printer. Within a Chartist document there may as many as 4000 symbols. A symbol is a polygonal shape with optional text or graphics inside it. The text inside a symbol may be in any of the fonts available from your printer. Multiple fonts may be used for the text inside a symbol. Lines may be drawn between symbols. The lines are routed automatically, with influence from the user as to symbol entry and exit points. Lines may be drawn with or without arrowheads, in different thicknesses, with solid, dotted or dashed pen styles, and with three different routing styles (straight, curved, square turns). When symbols are moved around the document, any associated lines are rerouted and redrawn as necessary. Lines may also be labeled with text.

Requirements: Windows 2000, XP, Vista. Microsoft Installer 2.0 or later.

What's new in this version: 1. Corrected graphics rendering for legacy graphics export formats. 2. Fixed a bug interactiing with Word 2002 and later. 3. Corrected problem with File Open dialog in Vista. 4. Added Printer configuration button to Print dialog. 5. Added Vista securtiy manifest to avoid virtualization.