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Vote for LanFlow Net Diagrammer
LanFlow is a drawing tool for laying out, designing, and documenting a network, LAN, internet, vector or other communications system. Drop in components like computers, workstations, routers, and servers and connect them with lines and cables. Choose components from built-in symbols and clip art or add commonly available clip art formats. Use lines to connect your components and add dashes, curves, arrows or complex combinations for a custom look. Enter descriptive text anywhere, using a grid that helps you keep your work symmetrical and aligned. Contains features like full zoom, OLE connectivity to add your diagrams to other documents, poster printing, graphics import and web page export, automatic routing, flow symbols, and more. Includes simple outline components and a full set of 3D network equipment symbols resembling the standards set by Cisco books and documentation.
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