Yes I use the connections tool - great help. 

But I was hoping there was a more integrated tool to allow code to be
generated and as you point out if the code is changed then the flow
chart should be updated - now that would be great.

Yes I have seen the PicAxe but find this system too limited for my use.
Although I have not checked out there latest program. 

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Roy
Tauranga
New Zealand
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> -----Original Message-----
> 
> I've hope you've discovered the Connectors button in Excel  :-)  Most
> people use Arrows, so when they move the boxes, the lines
> don't come along for the ride.  You see it a lot in Word docs, which
> didn't get connectors until XP.  So much for MS programmers
> talking to each other.
> 
> 
> Since you're in NZ, you've probably heard of the PicAxe from
> www.reved.co.uk.  They're like a Basic Stamp, only just a chip.
> Silicon Chip magazine runs articles on them.  You can write programs
> (using their tool, a 20mb download) by using a flowchart, and
> it creates Basic code.
> 

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