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General Board / Re: Clipping on Diagrams

« on: March 19, 2003, 11:00:54 pm »

PhilR Hi,

Did it happen to you bu any chance that your diagram was larger than one page in the EA screen ? and if so did it appear alright in the Power Point ?

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General Board / UML For The Embedded

« on: March 16, 2003, 12:04:54 am »

Hi All,

I'm currently using the EA for Real Time Embedded design.

Most of the Examples in the UML world are for OOD and not specifically for the RTD - I'm looking for more information in two areas:

1. Book that collaborate the two (UML and RT)
2. EA or UML examples for the RT.

Any helping hand will be great

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General Board / Re: How to build an RTF File

« on: March 13, 2003, 12:25:02 am »

Somebody please Help..... :-/

I've the same problem with my Sequence Diagram (Don't tell me one page should be enough).


I'm Open for suggestions.....

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General Board / Re: How to build an RTF File

« on: March 12, 2003, 08:00:25 am »

It's not a simple job.  .......Maybe my Use Case is too long (I don't think so) but to squeeze all the Activity Diagram in one page isn't simple.

Did you ever tried to copy a part of a diagram and transfer it to another ?!?!?!? - Well no can do.

At last I've managed to separate my diagram into two diagrams and if my readers will set the Zoom to 500% it will be just great.


Working hard as always
Nir Nitzani

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General Board / Re: How to build an RTF File

« on: March 10, 2003, 01:29:02 am »

Hi Tjerk,

Well actually my Activity diagram displays only one Use Case - And when building it I've noticed that the EA software is displaying exactly where the pages should break - So the EA knows exactly how many pages my digram is - isn't there a way to tell it to stretch my digram on these 4 pages and not squeeze it to one ? (I didn't use the Fit To Page feature)


Best Regards
Nir Nitzani

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General Board / Re: How to build an RTF File

« on: March 09, 2003, 12:34:34 am »

Jaime - Thank you for your reply.

I Understand from your answer that this is the only way to do that but I really feel that when I'm building a long Activity Diagram I'm not suppose to think all the time How is it going to fit in my Page - Breaking a long Diagram to small parts is only a way to go around the problem.


Best Regards
Nir Nitzani