Extension Pack One is a free add-on for EDGE Diagrammer. It includes
more symbols, samples, and diagram templates, particularly for business and
technical diagrams. You can download and install this extension pack free
if you have purchased a license or even if you are just evaluating the
free trial version.
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- Install EDGE Diagrammer (Full or Trial)
- Download and open the Extension Pack One installer
- Follow the instructions to install
- Restart EDGE Diagrammer
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ENTITY-RELATION (ER) DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template, symbols, and samples for
creating ER diagrams of different types. ER diagrams are commonly used to
design database systems.
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LOGIC GATE DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template, symbols, and samples for
creating diagrams of logic gate circuits (AND, OR, NOR, NAND gates and so
on). Logic gate diagrams are often used in circuit design and in teaching
fundamentals of boolean logic to engineers and programmers.
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STRUCTURE CHARTS:
Diagram template and sample for
creating structure charts. Structure charts aid in the design and
documentation of software by identifying argument passing at the procedure
level.
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DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template and samples for
creating simple data flow diagrams. Data flow diagrams are useful for
designing systems, processes, and software.
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CCITT SDL DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template, symbols, and sample for creating
CCITT standard SDL (Specification and Description Language diagrams.
SDL diagrams represent sequences of events on two or more systems that
synchronize. A common example is the sequence of steps involved in a phone
call.
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RF BLOCK DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template, symbols, and sample for creating
simple RF block diagrams. RF block diagrams are used in the design of RF
and wireless systems.
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SYSTEMS ECOLOGY DIAGRAMS:
Diagram template, symbols, and sample for
diagramming complex systems involving energy flow. This diagramming language
was pioneered by Howard T. Odum at University of Florida, Gainesville.
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DEMO SHEETS: This extension pack includes a number of "demo sheets"
containing sample diagram objects of different colors, sizes, and shapes. For
example, suppose you wanted to know what size arrowhead to use in a
particular diagram. You could guess based on your knowledge of point sizes,
how the arrows look on the screen, and how they look when you print them.
But this could be a long slow process. A better way is to print out the demo
sheet that contains arrowheads of different sizes and choose the one that
fits best. there are demo sheets for line widths, figure sizes, text font
sizes, line patterns, flow symbols, and more.
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