Importing Visio .vsd into Linux program?
Tom Buskey
tom at buskey.name
Wed Mar 7 16:46:04 EST 2007
On 3/7/07, Ted Roche <tedroche at tedroche.com> wrote:
>
> My fellow developer is using Windows and is using Visio as his ERD
> development tool. We're trying to find some way to share the document
> back-and-forth, hopefully with the ability to markup and edit. The
Both of you should agree on a common tool. Is Dia available on windows? I
think it might be?
...
original document. There seem to be another couple formats we could
> try, but before wearing thin the client's patience, I thought I'd ask
> here if anyone has found a successful way to share Visio documents in
> Linux/FOSS. (And telling the client to stop using the tool he prefers
> is not a practical option).
Ah, so it's a customer dictating Visio.
I'd bite the bullet and get Visio. On wine, win4lin, vmware, qemu or a PC
running Windows.
Usually CAD data doesn't translate to other formats well. The native format
usually has something that doesn't translate that well. One vendor, CADkey,
used the IGES (?) standard as its native format to try to get around some of
this. I think QCad uses DXF in its case.
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