SIGIA-L Mail Archives: Re: SIGIA-L: Visio Question
Re: SIGIA-L: Visio Question
From: Fleur Levitz (flevitz_at_agency.com)
Date: Wed Feb 21 2001 - 14:34:41 EST
Robert,
Below are two messages sent to this list a few weeks ago regarding the
same question. I had saved them, because they both helped me with my
Visio questions!
-Fleur
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Fleur Levitz
Information Architect
AGENCY.COM >New York
fleur_at_agency.com
(212) 651-3766
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Subject:
RE: SIGIA-L: Visio Question
Date:
Mon, 22 Jan 2001 16:45:20 -0800
From:
Lisa Kleinman <lisa.kleinman_at_propel.com>
To:
"'cchalmers_at_i-storm.com'" <cchalmers_at_i-storm.com>,
sigia-l_at_asis.org
It's the "Background" page.
File -> Page Setup -> Page Properties Tab
Make your page with the Global Elements and save it as a "Background"
(option on the Page Properties Tab)
Then, insert your new page, and in the Page Properties tab, select the
name
of the Background page as the Background from the drop down.
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Subject:
Re: SIGIA-L: Visio Question
Date:
Mon, 22 Jan 2001 18:18:41 -0800
From:
Erin Malone <erin_at_emdezine.com>
To:
cchalmers_at_i-storm.com, sigia-l_at_asis.org
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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ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
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
"Brown, Robert" wrote:
> I'm in the process of creating some Wireframe Layouts in Visio.Is
> their anyway to create a background image.I want to use the current
> site's design, at least the parts that are not changing. I find the
> less abstract the wireframes are the better non designers can
> understand them.
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