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From: Tampaclown@aol.com [mailto:Tampaclown@aol.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 3:54 AM
To: MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
Subject: Re: MG-ED-DV Digest - 4 Dec 2000 to 5 Dec 2000 (#2000-262)


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We are looking for good process mapping software that can run with Windows
98
and that is relatively inexpensive. Any assistance would be greatly
appreciated.

Ron Ingersoll
tampaclown@aol.com

Ronald J. Ingersoll, (Ph.D.)
Doris M. Ingersoll, (Ph.D.)
The Enrollment Management Center, Inc.
1002 South Harbour Island Blvd.
Unit 1611
Tampa, FL 33602
Phone: 813.226.3803
Fax: 813.223.1031
Email: tampaclown@aol.com (Ron)
Email: tampateach@aol.com (Dori)
Web Site: www.enrollment-management.com

If it is non-linear processes you are interested in, take a look at
www.aptplan.com/software

Regards

Andrew
andrewtsmith@xtra.co.nz

This may sound off the track, but it is inexpensive (for me), highly
functional ('user friendly'), and best - it produces excellent charts, thank
you.

I use Claris MacProject on a Mac laptop, or MS Project on a Win98 laptop.
These are PERT/CPM project mapping software, if you want to get technical.
But I can put down what the team tells me onto an easel, get initial
agreement that I understand them, then make the flow 'pretty' on the lap
top. Placement of activities has its own convention that works well.

Works very well for everything but recursive steps. And you gotta watch
those carefully, in any case.

Jay
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Jay Warner
Principal Scientist
Warner Consulting, Inc.
4444 North Green Bay Road
Racine, WI 53404-1216
USA

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