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Alex Vinokur
Does Word-2000 have tools to draw graphs and binary trees?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
All versions of Word have a charting application, Microsoft Graph. Binary
trees are better approached in a different way; I've used tables for this,
applying borders selectively, or you could try an organization chart-type
diagram.
trees are better approached in a different way; I've used tables for this,
applying borders selectively, or you could try an organization chart-type
diagram.
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Alex Vinokur
Suzanne S. Barnhill said:All versions of Word have a charting application, Microsoft Graph. Binary
trees are better approached in a different way; I've used tables for this,
applying borders selectively,
OK, also I prefer to use tables for drawing/charting graphs and binary trees.
But how can we draw their (probably, labeled) nodes?
or you could try an organization chart-type
diagram.
Where to start to try an organization chart-type diagram?
[snip][snip]
Thanks.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
In Word 2002 and 2003, use the Insert Diagram or Organization Chart button
on the Drawing toolbar. Earlier versions have an OrgChart applet, I believe.
on the Drawing toolbar. Earlier versions have an OrgChart applet, I believe.
Alex Vinokur said:All versions of Word have a charting application, Microsoft Graph. Binary
trees are better approached in a different way; I've used tables for this,
applying borders selectively,
OK, also I prefer to use tables for drawing/charting graphs and binary trees.
But how can we draw their (probably, labeled) nodes?
or you could try an organization chart-type
diagram.
Where to start to try an organization chart-type diagram?
[snip][snip]
Thanks.
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