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ConceptDraw DIAGRAM
- Beginner
- 1. How to Draw a Bubble Chart
- 2. How to Draw a Cross-Functional Flowchart
- 3. How to draw an Organizational Chart
- 4. How to Use ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12 Drawing Tools
- Intermediate
- 1. How to Simplify Flow Charting - Cross-functional Flowchart
- 2. How to Draw a Computer Network
- 3. How to Draw a Floor Plan
- 4. How to Work with Custom Objects
- 5. How to Make a Presentation in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12
- 6. Export Capabilities of ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12
- Advanced
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ConceptDraw MINDMAP
- Beginner
- 1. What can you create with ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10 ?
- 2. Entering text into ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 3. Creating a default presentation in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 4. Enhancing maps using ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10 ’s Theme Gallery
- 5. Printing, e-mailing, and tweeting maps
- 6. Exporting maps as graphics or to other applications from ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 7. Brainstorming in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- Intermediate
- 1. Editing options in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 2. Customizing mind maps with drawings in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 3. Organizing, customizing and navigating a ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10 presentation
- 4. Organizing and managing mind maps in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 5. Printing mind maps from ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 6. Integration of ConceptDraw Pro, PROJECT, and MINDMAP with InGyre 2 technology
- 7. Using mind maps created in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10 as output tools
- 8. Using input tools to enter data into ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
- 9. Introduction to Solution Park and keeping MINDMAP updated with Solution Browser
- Advanced
- 1. Dragging-and-dropping into mind map from Word documents, web pages, and plain text
- 2. Presentation Exchange Solution. Importing PowerPoint presentations
- 3. The Four Viewing Modes: Full Screen, Map Only, Outline Only, Map & Outline. Utilizing One Click Navigation
- 4. Application settings. Opening in Full screen mode. Default theme
- 5. Advanced formatting. Formatting topics, tails, relations, callouts, and mind maps. Creating a custom theme
- 6. Hot key review
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ConceptDraw PROJECT
- Beginner
- 1. What constitutes a project?
- 2. Working with tasks
- 3. Assigning resources
- 4. Task trees and dependencies
- 5. Working with costs
- 6. Project reporting
- Intermediate
- 1. Managing resource loading
- 2. Annotating project’s tasks with text notes and color markers
- 3. Defining dependencies between tasks
- 4. Generating sets of reports. Report’s settings
- 5. Visual project diagrams
- 6. Visual project dashboard
- 7. Communication with project team via microreports
- 8. Printing your project
- Advanced
- 1. Setting up project ConceptDraw PROJECT v9 workspace
- 2. Managing project knowledge with multiple hyperlinks
- 3. Document properties. Application properties
- 4. Setting up the calendar
- 5. Managing multiple projects
- 6. Visual Project Dashboard for multiple projects
- 7. Capturing slides and getting images for your project presentation
- 8. Import and Export project data to other programs
- 9. Exchanging project information with ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10
Using mind maps created in ConceptDraw MINDMAP v10 as output tools
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| In many cases mind maps are used as information input tools for other applications. After you have completed a mind map, you may convert it into a Word document, PowerPoint presentation, ConceptDraw DIAGRAM v12 diagram, or project in ConceptDraw PROJECT v9. This can be done using Output tools which are included in many of the solutions in Solution Park. | |
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