Have you looked at Open Office Draw.  It has flowchart symbols on the=20
toolbar and the price is right.
Bill

Dwayne Reid wrote:

>Good day to all.
>
>I'm revisiting a very old project and need to update a flow chart=20
>that was done a couple of decades ago.  There are enough changes that=20
>I'm just going to start from scratch, using the original as a guide.
>
>I haven't done a flow-chart in a *very* long time.  Can anyone=20
>suggest a simple, robust, long-lived product that I might=20
>consider?  I prefer to find something that is long-lived, so that I=20
>don't have to relearn a new package from scratch the next time that I=20
>want to use it.
>
>This particular flow chart is intended to show the internal software=20
>operation of a control system for industrial process ovens that use=20
>catalytic heaters.  This is very old technology for us but there are=20
>many hundreds of these control systems still out in use - and we keep=20
>making more.  The safety people at a new customer's site want to see=20
>how we do our safety stuff and it's easier to present the software=20
>internals in a flow-chart format than in any other format that I can think=
 of.
>
>Many thanks!
>
>dwayne
>
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>

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