Charting
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Last Updated: March 5th 2009
01/20/2009 01:19 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: SmartDraw Announces Version 2009.5 -- More Interoperability with Microsoft Office
SmartDraw.com announced the release of version 2009.5 of SmartDraw. This new release includes updated features and enhancements that allow easier interoperability with Microsoft Office applications:
12/03/2008 10:36 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Chart Pattern Fills Add-in: Conversation with Andy Pope
Andy Pope works in London, UK, developing in-house reporting systems. He uses VBA to automate Excel and PowerPoint. In his spare time, he frequents various Excel forums and maintains his own website on Excel charting. His contributions to the Excel community have resulted in him being awarded as Microsoft Excel MVP since 2004.
11/08/2008 03:38 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: ConceptDraw Office: The Indezine Review
ConceptDraw Office is a business software solution that combines three different applications: ConcepDraw PRO, ConceptDraw MINDMAP, and ConceptDraw PROJECT.
02/08/2007 03:35 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Rich Chart Live Now Offers Free Version
Blue Pacific Software announced a completely free version of Rich Chart Live, their online charting program that lets you create and share your charts almost anywhere. You can also copy and paste some HTML code from within the online program to insert the
11/25/2006 12:47 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Rich Chart Live Improvements: Conversation with Manuel Fernandes
Manuel Fernandes is from Blue Pacific Software, a rich media company based out of Lisbon, Portugal. In this conversation, Manuel discusses the improvements at Rich Chart Live, their web-based charting product.
11/10/2006 10:11 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Rich Chart Live Update
I'm so glad that this new version includes the ability to save your chart projects so that you can continue working on the same chart after at a later time. You can also send your chart projects to a friend or co-worker for collaboration, or edits.
09/06/2006 01:18 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Rich Chart Live
Many programs allow you to create charts that you can insert in PowerPoint -- but what if your charting expert, boss, or publicist wants you to make very important changes at the last minute? That's certainly not easy -- especially if you don't have acces
08/22/2006 05:18 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Rich Chart Builder
Probably the only thing more boring than text-filled slides is to endure a series of slides with figures in tables -- something that looks like a screenshot of an Excel spreadsheet! .... And since PowerPoint's version of animated charts are so omnipresent
