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Business Process Visual ARCHITECT 2.0 User's Guide
The software and documentation are furnished under the Business Process Visual ARCHITECT license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement.
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Acknowledgements
This Product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org). Copyright© 1999 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 -Introduction to Business Process Visual ARCHITECT
What is Business Process Visual ARCHITECTIntuitive User InterfaceInstallation
Complete BPMN Specification and Notation Support
Intelligent Notation Validation and Modeling AssistanceInstalling Business Process Visual ARCHITECTUser Interface
Starting Business Process Visual ARCHITECTDiagram Pane
Diagram Navigator
Model
Property
Diagram Overview
Documentation
Chapter 2 - Drawing Business Process Diagram
Creating ElementCreating Element using ToolbarEditing Element
Creating Element using Context Menu
Creating Element using Mouse Gesture
Creating Element using Resource-Centric InterfaceIn-Place EditingAdvanced Diagramming Techniques
Specification Dialog Box
Property Pane
DocumentationAdvanced Usages of Resource-Centric Interface
Sweeper
Forming Sub-Process from Existing Elements
Creating Group for Existing Elements
Invalid Connections Detection
Choosing Different Caption Placements
Choosing Different Connector Styles
Changing Styles and Formatting
Incorporating User-Defined Images
Chapter 3 - Drawing Data Flow Diagram
Chapter 4 - Printing Diagrams
Print Preview
Printing Diagrams with PreviewPage SetupPrinting Diagrams with Quick Print
Adjusting Margins
Zooming Pages
Selecting the Preview Layout
Setting Paper Place Style
Fit to Ratio
Fit to Pages
Setting the Diagram Overlap Percentage
Showing/Hiding Clip Marks on Page
Editing Header/Footer of the Pages
The Multiple Page Mode
Chapter 5 - Copying and Exporting Diagrams
CopyDefault CopyPaste
Copying within BPVA
Copying to the Clipboard as OLE
Copying to the Clipboard as Image (JPG)
Copying to the Clipboard as Image (EMF)Pasting Copied Diagram ElementsExporting Diagram as Images
Pasting as Image ShapeExporting the Active Diagram as an ImageExporting and Importing (Merging) of Project
Exporting Diagrams as ImagesExporting Project
Importing (Merging) a BP-VA Project
Chapter 6 - Business Process Diagram Samples
Retail CompanyProblem StatementCar Rental Process
Business Process DiagramProblem StatementSoftware Helpdesk
Business Process DiagramProblem StatementOnline Store
Business Process DiagramProblem Statement
Business Process Diagram
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