ConceptDraw VI Standard Mac 6.2

Publisher review:
ConceptDraw VI is designed for professional flowcharting, diagramming and illustrating. Its flexible, handy tools help business and technical users quickly document complex structures, systems and processes. ConceptDraw VI charts can be shared as a variety of graphics files, printed pages, presentations and web pages. Owing to the advanced libraries of pre-drawn shapes, ConceptDraw VI is perfect for most of the charting tasks. The tool became even more helpful and easy to use.

In Standard version such features are absent: ERD, database, software, project management and computer network diagramming; floor plans; landscape and garden design; import/export of AutoCAD files; export to Macromedia Flash; CDBasic Script Editor; Custom properties; Wizards.
Requirements:
G3 or higher processor; 256MB RAM; 200MB HDD

Operating system:
Mac OS X,Mac Other

Limitations:
Fully functional 30-day trial

Release notes:
Minor Update

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