MICROSOFT VISIO 2010 Starlight Education（MICROSOFT VISIO 2010 星光教育）.pdfVIP

Microsoft Visio 2010 – Cheat Sheet Training Division Special Edition MICROSOFT VISIO 2010 INTRODUCTION The first thing that will confront most uses of Visio 2010 is the new “Fluent” interface, and in particular the ribbon. For anyone migrating from an earlier version of Visio without the benefit of having used another Office 2007 product, the learning curve will seem steep indeed. In Office 2010 the look and feel of the Fluent interface is clean and soothing on the eye, with a pale grey color scheme to the ribbon and a slight drop shadow around the page, and this look is consistent across the whole suite of programs. Whereas some components of Office 2007 were given the Ribbon and others were not, all the components of Office 2010 now use this new interface including Outlook, Project and, of course, Visio. DATA-CONNECTED VISIO DIAGRAMS Instead of static pictures, you can create data-connected Visio Professional 2010 and Visio Premium 2010 diagrams that display data, are easy to refresh, and dramatically increase your productivity. You can use the wide variety of diagram templates and stencils in Visio to understand, act on, and share information about organizational systems, resources, and processes throughout your enterprise. You can integrate data to shapes from a variety of real-time data sources, including Excel, Access, SQL, SharePoint lists, or any OLEDB or ODBC data source, with just a few clicks in a Data Wizard. FIND AND APPLY A TEMPLATE Visio 2010 allows you to apply built-in templates, to apply your own custom templates, and to search from a variety of templates available on O. O provides a wide selection of popular Excel templates, including process diagrams, network diagrams, and floor plans.