LanFlow is a drawing tool for laying out, designing, and documenting a network, LAN, internet, or other communications system. Drop in components like computers, workstations, and servers and then connect them with lines and cables of all sorts. Choose your components from the built-in symbols, clip-art, and icons or add your own using any Windows metafile, bitmap, or JPEG (web) graphic. Use simple lines to connect your components or use dashes, curves, arrows or complex combinations for any type of line you like. You can enter explanatory text at any location, using a grid that helps you to keep your work symmetrical and aligned. LanFlow contains extensive features such as full zoom, OLE connectivity for inserting charts in other documents, poster printing, graphics import and export, automatic routing, curves, flow symbols, and much more. It comes with a set of simple outline components and a full set of 3D network equipment sumbols designed to resemble the standards being set by Cisco Systems in their training, books, and documentation.
What's new in this version:
Added color tinting for graphics. Imported graphics, clip-art, and greyscale symbols can be tinted with a fill color to bring full color capabilities to all diagrams, even those you produce with outside artwork.
Expanded color schemes. A variety of pre-defined color schemes have been added for the major diagram templates making it easy to start a diagram with a full set of color-coordinated symbols. In addition, a new Apply Color Scheme feature (under Tools) lets you change the ... see all new features
