Microsoft Visio 2007 Professional Edition (PC)

A little dated but does the trick. Not 100% happy running on Windows 10

The product was exactly as ordered: a new-in-box, sealed, with product key intact, VISIO 2007 Professional package. The software installed without any problems, and the Microsoft software activation phone service indicated that the product key was completely unused. Absolutely satisfied with NDFcompsurplus. Most people use VISIO for the graphic/charting functions; I've never used them. What I *do* use is the most excellent electronic symbol library included with the 2007 revision.

I've used this for a while. I got a copy cheap from the Microsoft store years ago and actually used it to layout our house. At work I use it for making org-charts and I have to say that's a hit or miss experience. Sometimes it works the way you want it to and others, not so much. It is highly advanced and probably a lot more so than most of us need. I mean, do you really need to mess around with importing and exporting data into Visio? I suppose you could if you had to update it a lot. The schedule thing is pretty cool to do a quick timeline and the calendar function is really great for making jumbo sized calendars assuming you're into that kind of thing. It's great for process descriptions or stepwise type routines that you need to put in a manual or a procedure. I'd say it's sort of the Swiss Army Knife in the Microsoft suite of software. It can do a lot of cool things but also has tools that you might never use. Overall, it's really too bad you don't get this w/ Office Professional instead of Publisher as this is a much more versatile tool. And, best of all, the folks at Microsoft have the awesome try before you buy plan. If you like it you just download a key and keep using it.

Based upon reviews of newer versions of Microsoft Visio, I went with this 2007 version. The discounted price was good and the product came in good condition and loaded well. Updates were automatically downloaded the next day. I like Visio and I have used it to create Architectural, Mechanical and Electrical drawings and plot them as a PDF. This is a great application software. Why can't Auto Cad and Microstation make it this easy to create drawings? Of course, you can't do all that the respected drawing software can do. However, this suits me fine.

The software did everything that we have asked of it and we are now using the same graphic software as our head office

Worked great on my old files...