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Easily Create Advanced Diagrams

It's easier than ever for individuals and teams to create and share professional, versatile diagrams that simplify complex information with Microsoft Visio Professional 2013.

Microsoft Visio Professional 2013 includes all of the functionality of Visio Standard 2013, as well as updated shapes, templates, and styles; enhanced support for team collaboration, including the ability for several people to work on a single diagram at the same time; and the ability to link diagrams to data.

Share and Comment in a Web Browser Avoid having to save your diagram as a PDF or XPS document, or having to paste it into a PowerPoint presentation just to share it. Share your diagrams with your colleagues, partners, or customers using almost any device – even if they don’t have Visio installed.
Create Visual SharePoint Workflows Create and publish SharePoint workflows visually with updated support for Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0 (including support for stages and loops, and improved integration with Microsoft SharePoint Designer). Use Visio to create visual Microsoft Project workflows for demand management, which works with both Project Server 2013 and Project Online.
Easily Give and Act on Feedback Enable others to add comments to a diagram from virtually any device, whether through Visio or through a browser using Visio Services (requires SharePoint Server or SharePoint Online). Comments can be connected to a specific shape and will move with the underlying shape, even across pages.

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Brand: Microsoft

Model: AAA-02264

Type: Office Suite

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Name: Visio Professional 2013 - Download - 1 PC

Operating Systems Supported: Windows

System Requirements: Computer and processor: 1 GHz or faster x86 or 64-bit processor with SSE2 instruction set

Memory: 1 GB RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)

Hard disk: 2.0 GB of available disk space

Display: 1366 x 768 resolution

Operating system: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008R2 or Windows Server 2012 with .Net 3.5 or greater

Graphics: Graphics hardware acceleration requires a DirectX10 graphics card

Other:

Microsoft Office 365 account and tenant required for Visio Pro for Office 365 Preview

Touch features require a touch enabled Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC

Certain functionality requires internet connectivity

Other requirements:

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 or later, Microsoft SharePoint Online or Microsoft SkyDrive required for coauthoring.

SharePoint Server 2010, SharePoint Online or SharePoint Server 2013 Preview required for viewing Visio Services diagrams through a web browser. Compatible Browsers are IE 8,9,10, Firefox 10.x+,Safari 5 (Mac), Chrome 17.x.

SharePoint Designer 2013 Preview will improve workflow creation and publishing if installed on the same PC as Visio 2013 Professional Preview.

SharePoint Server 2013 Preview or SharePoint Online Preview required to view new file format diagrams through a web browser.

Lync required for presence notification.

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Dean H. 6/24/2013 9:45:48 AM Ownership: 5/5	Rating: 3/5Like it or not: still the standard for many tasks This review is from: Microsoft Visio Professional 2013 - Download - 1 PC Pros: -Downloadable (hardly notable in 2013) -Easy install (but may not play well if earlier versions are installed) Cons: -Ribbon interface means steep learning curve for users of earlier versions -New template shapes not necessarily improved -Big sticker price. Check your network for academic/organizational license discounts. Other Thoughts: Microsoft Visio 2013 is the current version of this diagramming and vector graphics tool. Although never included in any of the MS Office suites, it is technically a component of of Office (and if you install Visio 2013 after an Office install, it will go into the Programs folder for with the other Office applications in your start menu. Installation notes: (1) Download size is about 415 MB. (2) Visio requires that it be installed under the same architecture as any companion Office suite. So whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Office, make sure to install the same version of Visio. (3) You'll receive a separate activation key for the Visio portion of Office (assuming you are already running a version of Office). Installation was issue-free after uninstalling an earlier version of Visio. Afterwards, it required that I make changes to the "Trust Center" to enable macros in files created in earlier versions of Visio (.vsd file format). As with the rest of the Office suite, Visio has moved the Office "Ribbon" interface. As with other Office suite applications, I would not consider this an improvement. Neither would I necessarily consider many of the default template shapes to be improvements over some of the prior versions (especially for network and organizational nodes; the default shapes have ridiculously oversized images and comically undersized text. Both are editable, but seriously: what was Microsoft thinking? Experienced users of Visio from non-Ribbon interface versions will have a learning curve similar to what they experienced in the Office suite interface redesign. If you have an earlier version that is performing well for you: I'd avoid upgrading unless you have to. I'm fortunate to have access to deeply discounted academic pricing. At the regular retail price, this is definitely an upgrade to deliberate on before committing to what Visio costs. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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6/24/2013 9:45:48 AM
Ownership: 5/5

Rating: 3/5Like it or not: still the standard for many tasks

Pros: -Downloadable (hardly notable in 2013)
-Easy install (but may not play well if earlier versions are installed)

Cons: -Ribbon interface means steep learning curve for users of earlier versions
-New template shapes not necessarily improved
-Big sticker price. Check your network for academic/organizational license discounts.

Other Thoughts: Microsoft Visio 2013 is the current version of this diagramming and vector graphics tool. Although never included in any of the MS Office suites, it is technically a component of of Office (and if you install Visio 2013 after an Office install, it will go into the Programs folder for with the other Office applications in your start menu.

Installation notes:
(1) Download size is about 415 MB.
(2) Visio requires that it be installed under the same architecture as any companion Office suite. So whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Office, make sure to install the same version of Visio.
(3) You'll receive a separate activation key for the Visio portion of Office (assuming you are already running a version of Office).

Installation was issue-free after uninstalling an earlier version of Visio. Afterwards, it required that I make changes to the "Trust Center" to enable macros in files created in earlier versions of Visio (.vsd file format).

As with the rest of the Office suite, Visio has moved the Office "Ribbon" interface. As with other Office suite applications, I would not consider this an improvement.

Neither would I necessarily consider many of the default template shapes to be improvements over some of the prior versions (especially for network and organizational nodes; the default shapes have ridiculously oversized images and comically undersized text. Both are editable, but seriously: what was Microsoft thinking?

Experienced users of Visio from non-Ribbon interface versions will have a learning curve similar to what they experienced in the Office suite interface redesign.

If you have an earlier version that is performing well for you: I'd avoid upgrading unless you have to. I'm fortunate to have access to deeply discounted academic pricing. At the regular retail price, this is definitely an upgrade to deliberate on before committing to what Visio costs.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes