Like I have been to Sam the genius tailor.Ī fellow went to Sam to be measured for a custom suit. Even after learning the new UI, I believe it is slower and more cumbersome to use. Yes, we all can learn to use a new UI, but it takes time, which cuts into productivity.

A good example of the change in UI in Visio is control-W, which used to zoom to display the entire page (very useful), but now changes windows. It is analogous to havingĭriven a car for 20 years (about how long the user interfaces have been around), and then suddenly finding that the only car available has its gas pedal in on the passenger side, the shift is now where the radio volume control used to be and the emergencyīrake is in the trunk. The way MS has changed the user interface of the Office products, and in particular Visio, is terrible. ' iterate through the collection of pagesĮnd If ' Finished ignoring the current documentĬurFileName = Dir ' Find the next Visio drawing Set docObj = Documents.Open(PathFileName) If CurFileName currentDoc Then ' ignore the current document ' Find the first file from the directory (not necessarily the first alphabetically)

' Remember to ignore processing this Visio file.ĬurrentDoc = ActiveDocument.Name ' Remember the current VSD name so it can be ignored. ' Look in the current directory for Visio files and process each one by ' Process all the Visio drawings in the current directory Or, you can do the same for all the VSDs in the current directory You can simplify things by looping through the pages on the current document and setting

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