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2 months ago You can print a diagram to a PDF file, this will keep it as vector graphics
fre. 19. apr. 2024 12.31 skrev herr-carl @.***>:
Hi,
I've used Diagram Designer for over a decade and it is a straight forward flow chart software with just enough functions. Thanks for bringing out such a great, small yet powerful tool!
There is one feature I think will enhance it much: I found that it only outputs bitmap, pixelated format files, which makes further editing, integrating, or reusing of generated contents very hard or impractical. By making custom blocks in program, I think the core of this Diagram Designer is still some kind of vector format, which might be somewhat closer to other exchange format like .dxf, .dwg, or even .pdf vector graphic format.
Just want to know: Is it possible to output the Diagram Designer files, into vector drawing format like .dxf, .dwg, or .pdf, so that reusing of contents can be easier, with higher fidelity?
Best,
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Hi,
I've used Diagram Designer for over a decade and it is a straight forward flow chart software with just enough functions. Thanks for bringing out such a great, small yet powerful tool!
There is one feature I think will enhance it much: I found that it only outputs bitmap, pixelated format files, which makes further editing, integrating, or reusing of generated contents very hard or impractical. By making custom blocks in program, I think the core of this Diagram Designer is still some kind of vector format, which might be somewhat closer to other exchange format like .dxf, .dwg, or even .pdf vector graphic format.
Just want to know: Is it possible to output the Diagram Designer files, into vector drawing format like .dxf, .dwg, or .pdf, so that reusing of contents can be easier, with higher fidelity?
Best,