SIGIA-L Mail Archives: SIGIA-L: generating site maps
SIGIA-L: generating site maps
From: Woodall, Julie (jwoodall_at_proxicom.com)
Date: Tue Jan 23 2001 - 06:30:31 EST
hello all,
when developing a site from scratch, we often use illustrator to create the
map
it seems like such a long process and thought there must be a faster way to
generate one.
does any one have a different means of doing them?
thanks,
julie
-----Original Message-----
From: Erin Malone [mailto:erin_at_emdezine.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 2:19 AM
To: cchalmers_at_i-storm.com; sigia-l_at_asis.org
Subject: Re: SIGIA-L: Visio Question
In VISIO 2000 -
You can make an item on the page the way you want - then just drag that item
(grouped) onto your stencil palette. It is now a master item that can be
dropped into any drawing. To edit the item select edit in the mini-menu on
the stencil palette and this changes the mode - then double click the item
to edit it. This worked for me but there may be an easier way to do iot
since I discovered this through trial and error.
erin
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erin malone | EM Design | Information Architect | User Interface Design
http://www.emdezine.com | erin_at_emdezine.com
"design is a good idea" - emigre magazine
on 1/22/01 3:20 PM, Craig Chalmers at cchalmers_at_i-storm.com wrote:
>
> This may be pretty basic to most of you guys, but I am having a tough time
> figuring this thing out. We are delivering over twenty "page
architectures"
> for a client that is constantly requesting changes to the layout. Many of
> these requests entail global changes to all of the 'architectures'
(header,
> main nav, etc.). I would like to make a stencil that contains these
global
> elements so that I can make a change once to the 'master' stencil and have
> the changes reflected in all of the documents.
>
> I am sure this is possible, but not sure how to do it. Can anyone help me
> out?
>
> Craig Chalmers
> Information Architect
> I-Storm
> 650.318.0332
> cchalmers_at_i-storm.com
>
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