Export from ConceptDraw MINDMAP
into MS Word Document
We use mind maps in our daily life to gather information and structure our thoughts and ideas. Often we need to share them with other people, and sometimes the best way is through using a text document. ConceptDraw Word Exchange solution gives you the ability to export mind maps to MS Word. It also allows stylizing the resulting document by using a custom MS Word template. Pic. 1. ConceptDraw MINDMAP document example - Shakespeare essay. |
Pic. 2. MS Word document created from ConceptDraw MINDMAP document.
Now you’ll have no difficulty turning a ConceptDraw MINDMAP document into a ready-to-use Microsoft Word document.
See also Samples of mind maps:
- Mind Maps
- Mind Maps — Marketing
- Mind Maps — Idea Communication
- Mind Maps — Mind Map Exchange
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Mind Maps — Presentation Exchange
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