Lori,
Actually I have found some Visio5 docs which do open in MSVisio2k. However,
on my longer Visio5 flowcharts I received the following error in MSVisio2k
(technical) on Windows2k:
Program Error
[exclamation point in triangle]
Visio32.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will
need to restart the program.
An error log is being created.
If I first import the Visio5 document into Visio Visio2k then save it and
open it from MS Visio2k I have no problems. Good thing I have two computers.
zrassler/Jeff/noname/whatever it says in the "from" field
> MSV2K = V2K SR-1. MSV2K should open all Visio files back to Visio 1.0.
Can
> you explain why you think it won't open V5 files? Are you having trouble
> with a particular file or every old Visio file? MSV2K = V2K SR-1.
> > I noticed a couple of differences:
> > MSVisio2k has corrected the weak underlines in VisioVisio2k.
> > MSVisio2k can't open Visio5 files, while VisioVisio2k can open Visio5
> files.
> > > Visio was bought by Microsoft at the beginning of the year. The main
> > > difference should be product identification (references to Microsoft
> > rather
> > > than Visio Corp). There is a Service Release available, but you will
> have
> > to
> > > contact Microsoft directly.
> > > What differences did you notice? Was the Microsoft version, Visio
> > Standard,
> > > Visio Professional or Visio Technical? There is also the possibility
> that
> > it
> > > was the US versus international version.
> > > --
> > > John .... Visio MVP
> > > (Only responses to the newsgroups will be answered)
> > > > I am a Visio Trainer in the UK and I upgraded my version of Visio
from
> 5
> > > to
> > > > 2000 whenit was released at the end of November. At that time it
was
> > > Visio
> > > > 2000 by Visio Corp.
> > > > I trained it yesterday to find that the version the client had
loaded
> is
> > > the
> > > > Microsoft version. What happened and when? Is it a service release
> or
> > > full
> > > > upgrade. When was it released? How do I get hold of it and will it
> > cost
> > > > me?
> > > > And most importantly - what's the differences? I noticed a few
> > additional
> > > > options and some of the templates do different things. Anything
else?
> > > > Cheers
> > > > Kathy Jarvis
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