rounded,rectangle,box,basic
Drag the shape onto the drawing page.
ounding.
ers on rectangle.
Adjust Corner Rounding
Document: Any self-contained piece of work created with an application program and, if saved on disk, given a unique filename by which it can be retrieved.
Adobe Systems
Digital Camera - A type of camera that stores photographed images electronically instead of on traditional film. A digital camera uses a CCD (charge-coupled device) element to capture the image through the lens when the operator releases the shutter in the camera; circuitry within the camera then stores the image captured by the CCD in a storage medium such as solid-state memory or a hard disk. After the image has been captured, it is downloaded by cable to the computer using software supplied with the camera. Once stored in the computer, the image can be manipulated and processed much like the image from a scanner or related input device.
Graph: A graphic or diagram that displays data or the relationships between sets of data in pictorial rather than numeric form.
Outbox/Inbox - Outbox: In many e-mail applications, the default mailbox where the program stores outgoing messages. Inbox: In many e-mail applications, the default mailbox where the program stores incoming messages.
User Account - On a secure or multiuser computer system, an established means for an individual to gain access to the system and its resources. Usually created by the system's administrator, a user account consists of information about the user, such as password, rights, and permissions.
E-mail (1): The exchange of text messages and computer files over a communications network, such as a local area network or the Internet, usually between computers or terminals. E-mail (2):An electronic text message.
File Folders - In the Macintosh environment, this refers to a folder for which you have the Make Changes permission but not the See Files or See Folders permission. You can copy files into a drop folder, but you cannot see what files and subfolders the drop folder contains. A type of container of objects (typically files). In general, for graphical programs from Windows 95 and later, use folder to refer to what used to be called a directory or subdirectory. Folders are represented on the interface by a folder icon, and the term is based on the analogy that a folder stores other folders and documents of various types. Reserve directory for specific references to the structure of the file system, particularly in non-graphical programs such as MS-DOS and in programming documents. Note: Not all folders replace directories. For example, the Printers and Control Panel programs are also folders. Describe the nature of the folder, if necessary.
Server,network,peripheral,device
Drag onto the page. Right-click and choose Properties to view or enter data.
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Reposition Text
Data,network,equipment,hardware
PC,personal,computer,monitor,network,equipment,hardware
new,iMac,Macintosh,Apple,computer,monitor,network,equipment,hardware
Laptop,portable,notebook,mobile,computer,monitor,network,equipment,hardware
Firewall,network,peripheral,device
revision,cloud,annotation,callout,label,comment,redline,note,text,caption,legend,footnote,balloon,bubble
Drag onto the page to surround or indicate areas that have changed or are noteworthy.
orthy.
straight,annotation,callout,label,comment,redline,note,text,caption,legend,footnote,balloon,bubble,definition,heading
Drag onto the page to add a note, then drag the end of the line to the shape it refers to (red indicates connection).
Show Bo&x
Router,network,peripheral,device
Windows NTServer - A superset of Windows NT, Windows NT Server provides centralized management and security, advanced fault tolerance, and additional connectivity. The Windows NT operating system, sometimes referred to as simply NT, is the high-end member of a family of operating systems from Microsoft. It is a completely self-contained operating system with a built-in graphical user interface. Windows NT is a 32-bit, preemptive multitasking operating system that features networking, symmetric multiprocessing, multithreading, and security. It is a portable operating system that can run on a variety of hardware platforms including those based on the Intel 80386, i486, and Pentium microprocessors and MIPS microprocessors; it can also run on multiprocessor computers. Windows NT supports up to 4 gigabytes of virtual memory and can run MS-DOS, POSIX, and OS/2 (character-mode) applications.
This connector automatically routes between the shapes it connects.
Generic Server - 1. On a local area network (LAN), a computer running administrative software that controls access to the network and its resources, such as printers and disk drives, and provides resources to computers functioning as workstations on the network. 2. On the Internet or other network, a computer or program that responds to commands from a client. For example, a file server may contain an archive of data or program files; when a client submits a request for a file, the server transfers a copy of the file to the client.
Router or I/P Router - An intermediary device on a communications network that expedites message delivery. On a single network linking many computers through a mesh of possible connections, a router receives transmitted messages and forwards them to their correct destinations over the most efficient available route. On an interconnected set of LANs (local area networks)--including those based on differing architectures and protocols--using the same communications protocols, a router serves the somewhat different function of acting as a link between LANs, enabling messages to be sent from one to another. See also bridge, gateway.
Domain Controller - In Windows NT, the master server that holds the directory services database that identifies all network users and resources.
Alphas and Numbers - used in conceptual diagrams to highlight a series of processes or sequence of steps.
Firewall - A security system intended to protect an organization's network against external threats, such as hackers, coming from another network, such as the Internet. Usually a combination of hardware and software, a firewall prevents computers in the organization's network from communicating directly with computers external to the network and vice versa. Instead, all communication is routed through a proxy server outside of the organization's network, and the proxy server decides whether it is safe to let a particular message or file pass through to the organization's network.
Document,web,site,map,internet,Access
Right-click to change text or to refresh or modify hyperlinks.
0=no subpage, 1=has subpage
0=Invisible, 1= Collapse, 2 =Expand
HTTP status code, 0=None , 1=Unknown
0=Hand dropped, 1=Dropped by the addon as a result of a disovery
0=Original, 1=Duplicate
Co&llapse Hyperlink
Error (Unknown)
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Root Entry
CompObj
Ole10Native
Ole10ItemName
Spreadsheet,web,site,map,internet,Excel
Script,server,side,web,site,map,internet
Intranet - A private network based on Internet protocols such as TCP/IP but designed for information management within a company or organization. Its uses include such services as document distribution, software distribution, access to databases, and training. An intranet is so called because it looks like a World Wide Web site and is based on the same technologies, yet is strictly internal to the organization and is not connected to the Internet proper. Some internets also offer access to the Internet, but such connections are directed through a firewall that protects the internal network from the external Web.
Internet - The worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another. At the heart of the Internet is a backbone of high-speed data communication lines between major nodes or host computers, consisting of thousands of commercial, government, educational, and other computer systems, that route data and messages. One or more Internet nodes can go off line without endangering the Internet as a whole or causing communications on the Internet to stop, because no single computer or network controls it. The genesis of the Internet was a decentralized network called ARPANET created by the Department of Defense in 1969 to facilitate communications in the event of a nuclear attack. Eventually other networks, including BITNET, Usenet, UUCP, and NSFnet, were connected to ARPANET. Currently, the Internet offers a range of services to users, such as FTP, e-mail, the World Wide Web, Usenet news, Gopher, IRC, telnet, and others.
Document,system,Enterprise,Application,network
system diagram.
nformation.
Use to add a document or file to your system diagram.
Embedded,document,COM,OLE,OOD,OOA,object,oriented,analysis
r COM diagram.
ment.
Bracket Length
document,SDL,ITU,flowchart,flow,chart
data, such as printed output.
Document,file,COM,OLE,OOD,OOA,object,oriented,analysis
Internet,Icon,XP,Windows,User,Interface,UI
cloud,unknown,external,event,software,program,structure,language,level
Drag onto the page to add an unknown, an external event, or a series of processes or events.
box,annotation,callout,label,comment,redline,note,text,caption,legend,footnote,balloon,bubble
Resize Width
Resize Height
annotation,block,callout,label,comment,redline,note,text,caption,legend,footnote,text,12pt,definition,heading
Drag onto the page and then type to add text.
. Use to make notes at specific locations in the chart.
bent,annotation,callout,label,comment,redline,note,text,caption,legend,footnote,balloon,bubble,definition,heading
Reposition Bend
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio11\1033\ORGCH_U.VSS
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio11\1033\BASIC_U.VSS
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio11\1033\CHART_U.VSS
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio11\1033\WEBMAP_U.VSS
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio11\1033\WEBSIT_U.VSS
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Workflow Wingdings Policy Content Type Collaboration Offline Checkin/checkout Managed Document Repository Labels Versioning Document Transformations Site Framework Site Structure Templatess Team sites Page Layout Navigation Security OOB Templates
Search Custom Templates Content Management Site Management Tool Site Settngs Multilingual Records Management Records Repository site Send to Records Repository Record Series Auditing Hold Office Clienta Digital Signatures Check In, Check Out Pick a content type Property Panel Document Information Panel Route For Review Route for Approval
Document Labels Offline documents Document Inspector Mark as Final Disconnected users
Callout - bent
Arial Unicode MS
Symbol
Wingdings
Arial
SimSun
PMingLiU
MS PGothic
Dotum
Sylfaen
Estrangelo Edessa
Vrinda
Shruti
Mangal
Tunga
Sendnya
Raavi
Dhenu
Latha
Gautami
Cordia New
MS Farsi
Gulim
Times New Roman
Arial Black
Tahoma
Verdana
Tempus Sans ITC
Guide
TheDoc
Page-1
Gesture Format
Basic
Visio 00
Rounded rectangle
Row_1
visVersion
Text block (Left)
Text block (Left).189
Text block (Left).190
Text block (Left).3
Text block (Left).33
Text block (Left).78
Text block (Left).58
Marketing Graduated 1
Visio 03
Marketing Graduated 2
Visio 13
Marketing Contrast
Visio 80
Rounded rectangle.44
Text block (Left).364
Text for doc
TextBox (blue)
TextBox
TextBox (white)
Document
Digital Camera
Graph
Telephone
Outbox / Inbox
Chart
User Accounts
Mail 2
Folder-open
Text block (Left).83
TextBox (blue).40
TextBox.40
Text block (Left).91
Text block (Left).389
Router.564
Text block (Left).45
Net Normal
Tower Shadow
Tower Top
Visio 11
Tower Front
Text block (Left).26
Text block (Left).133
TextBox (blue).41
TextBox.41
TextBox (blue).42
TextBox.42
TextBox (blue).43
TextBox.43
Text block (Left).87
Text block (Left).48
Text block (Left).49
Visio 10
Tower Side
Visio 12
Tower Outline
Visio 70
PC Shadow
PC Top
Visio 01
PC Front
PC Outline
PC Side
Visio 02
Button
Screen
Periph Side
Periph Top
Periph Front
Periph Outline
Callout
Server
Manufacturer
ProductNumber
PartNumber
ProductDescription
AssetNumber
SerialNumber
Location
Building
Room
Department
NetworkName
IPAddress
SubnetMask
AdminInterface
NumberofPorts
CommunityString
NetworkDescription
Memory
OperatingSystem
BelongsTo
ShapeClass
ShapeType
MACAddress
HardDriveSize
HasText
SolSH
visLegendShape
Properties
Data
SubShapeType
New iMac
Laptop computer
Firewall
Revision cloud
AntiScale
Callout - straight
Router
Generic Server.536
Text block (Left).31
Box callout
Marketing Normal 3
Generic Server.550
Database.552
Text block (Left).563
arrow-blue (primary)
line/up arrow
Text block (Left).67
Windows Server
Connector
Visio 90
Dynamic connector
Callout-1
Generic Server.19
Generic Server.503
Callout-Q
Folder-open.31
Folder-open.35
Red arrow - single
TextPosition
Generic Server
Database
Router.29
Users
Domain Controller
yBottom
yTop
Text block (Left).9
Text block (Left).90
Callout - bent.27
Generic Server.535
arrow-red
Visio 20
Callout - bent.78
Generic Server.540
Text block (Centered).121
arrow-orange (secondary)
arrow-orange
Text block (Right)
Text block (Left).545
Text block (
Text block (Left).454
Callout - bent.335
Callout - bent.449
arrow (top-left)
Text block (Left).388
arrow-darkorange.7
Text block (Left).455
Text block (Left).554
Text block (Left).35
Text block (Left).562
Callout-2
Text block (Right).121
Text block (Centered).128
Users.582
Firewall.63
Text block (Left).398
Text block (Left).399
Generic Server.4
Text block (Left).457
Callout - bent.244
Cloud.458
Callout-R
Callout-3
Callout-S
Callout-5
Callout-U
Domain Controller.501
OLE Normal
Text block (Right).128
Text block (Left).557
Firewal
Text block (Centered)
Document.515
Text block (center).23
Document.47
WebDiagramShape
HasSubpage
Error
Discovered
Duplicate
Title
FileSize
ModDate
Row_2
Row_3
Row_4
Row_5
Row_6
Row_7
Row_8
Row_9
Row_10
Row_11
Row_12
Row_13
Row_14
Row_15
Spreadsheet
Script (server-side).48
Callout-4
Callout-T
Callout-6
Callout-V
Callout-7
Callout-W
Intranet
Internet
Text block (Left).469
Text block (Centered).272
Text block (Right).272
Text block (Left).470
Generic Server.69
Text block (Centered).472
Text block (Right).472
Text block (Centered).273
Text block (Right).273
Text block (Left).74
Document.480
Document.459
Text block (Left).76
Text block (Centered).45
Text block (Right).45
Text block (Left).516
Text block (Left).104
Text block (Left).835
Text block (Left).503
Document.53
Text block (Left).279
Text block (Left).151
Text block (Left).537
Document.33
Text block (Left).145
Document.186
Text block (Left).130
Text block (Left).148
Document.316
Text block (Left).11
Text block (Left).317
Dynamic connector.147
Dynamic connector.146
Dynamic connector.150
visDescription
Annotation
Graph (flat)
SYS Normal
Embedded document
Text block (Left).501
Flow Normal
Full Bracket-right
Full Bracket-left
Full Bracket
Full bracket text
Cost
Duration
Resources
Scale
Document/ file
Mail 1
Internet.61
Pixel
STR Normal
Cloud