Shareware flowchart software

[SK6]

I need to come up with a flow chart, and was wondering if anyone new of a basic one that is free as opposed to let's say Visio

[binary visions]

MS Paint.

[SK6]

OK, rephrase, Just a little more robust....LOL!!!

MS paint can work though.....

[binary visions]

Robust? MS Paint is only second to Notepad as the single most robust, stable piece of software Microsoft has ever released :D

[Westy]

I prefer the fuller features of Wordpad.

[SkaredShtles]

I prefer the fuller features of Wordpad.

:stupid:

Almost nothing beats rich text format. :rofl:

[binary visions]

Wordpad is for girly men.

Go sip your chamomile tea and give each other peticures, nancy-boys.

[SkaredShtles]

Wordpad is for girly men.

Go sip your chamomile tea and give each other peticures, nancy-boys.
Shall we all use vi?

BTW - WTF is a peticure? :confused:

[SK6]

Wow, tough crowed.....


:rofl:

[SK6]

Robust? MS Paint is only second to Notepad as the single most robust, stable piece of software Microsoft has ever released :D

Now THAT, is the funniest, yet most truthful sh!t I have heard all year!

:rofl:

[Westy]

Wow, tough crowed.....


:rofl:

The C&T forum is ****ing hard core.

[Pat...]

Notepad is way better than Werd. Werd has all that auto crap trying to guess what you're doing.

[SK6]

The C&T forum is ****ing hard core.

Nice!

[H8R]

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

To create a flowchart:
1.Select a tool from the Flowchart toolbar on the Drawing bar.
2.Drag a shape in your slide.
3.To add more shapes, repeat the last steps.
4.Open the Connectors toolbar on the Drawing bar, and select a connector line.
5.Move the pointer over the edge of a shape so that the connection sites appear.
6.Click a connection site, drag to a connection site on another shape, and then release.
7.To add more connectors, repeat the last steps.
You now have the basic outline for your flowchart.
To add text to the shapes on your flowchart
Do one of the following:
Double-click the shape, and type or paste your text.
Click the Text icon on the Drawing bar, and drag a text object over the shape. Type or paste your text into the text object.
To add a color fill to a shape:
1.Select the shape, and choose Format - Area.
2.Select Color, and then click a color in the list.
To add some hot spots that call other slides:
Assign interactions to some objects on your slide.
1.Select the object, then choose Slide Show - Interaction.
2.Select an interaction in the dialog. For example, select to go to the next slide when the user clicks the object.

[SkaredShtles]

http://www.openoffice.org/
http://www.openoffice.org/product/draw.html
http://static.flickr.com/112/289959670_1d4aa3edde.jpg