Case Studio 2 2.23.1

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• Price: Free to try (6-entry trial); $369.00 to buy
• Operating system: Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
• Date added: May 03, 2006
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• 3 stars

  5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

  Version: Case Studio 2 2.23.1

  "not bad"

  by Ronny Makhoul on June 6, 2006

  Pros: not baaad ;P

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• 4 stars

  Version: Case Studio 2 2.23.1

  "Great product for excellent jobs"

  by colombiaok on August 25, 2006

  Pros: i used this product to make the case diagram only, but, i know that this product have more features that i dont use

  Cons: its expensive

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• 5 stars

  Version: Case Studio 2 2.23.1

  "Excellent value for price, does what I need for business"

  by numansinnich on July 13, 2006

  Pros: For a very attractive price gives consistent database design and DB documentation functionality. I bought licenses for my complete team and actively promote use in other sister organizations:

  Easy to use, detailed description can be recorded against all levels, excellent export features for model communication, to-do list management, version manager included, etc. By far enough for small to mid size projects.

  Cons: Minor "flaws" when comparing to systems that cost 10+ times more, e.g.

  * diagrams are not scalable for large models (though sub-model management and export basically addresses the issue)

  * relationships cannot be positioned so can go through (behind) entities which decreses readability

  * auto-routing and positioning of entities would be fantastic, yet this is hardly the case in these packages, more in circuit design ;-)

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