Access diagrams that you have created via the Software Ideas Modeler and edit basic information about them via this intuitive software solution.
- Software Ideas Viewer
- Version:10.41
- License :Freeware
- OS:Windows All
- Publisher:Dušan Rodina
Software Ideas Viewer Description
Software Ideas Viewer is a small application that enables you to open and perform some minor editing to UML diagrams that you have created via Software Ideas Modeler.
Comes with an appealing and intuitive interface
The installation is quick, forthright and does not require any special attention from your part. Upon launch, you are welcomed by a user-friendly UI that displays the most recent accessed projects.
In case this is the first time you are using the program, then you have two options, namely to open a project and to create a new one, the latter function being rather confusing.
The interface is designed with ribbons that ensure easy access to the various utensils that you can explore or edit your diagram. You will be happy to learn that the program allows you preview UML diagrams of all sizes and shapes via the fit to height or weight. Alternatively, you can inspect the elements of your designs via the Zoom tool.
Enables you to access and export SIMP files
As previously mentioned, the idea behind the program is to permit you to open files that you generate with Software Ideas Modeler. Since it is likely that you may want to access the data on other devices as well, then you should know that the tool allows you to export the SIMP file to various images, including SVG, WMF, PNG or GIF, just to name a few.
At the same time, the program enables you to perform some basic editing before exporting. Therefore, you can rename, group, ungroup, cut, copy, add related elements, move elements to layer, associate the data with another diagram, enhance the visibility, so on and so forth. Last, but not least important, you can view and edit the documentation behind the chart.
A useful tool for Software Ideas Modeler users
In the eventuality that you are commonly working UML diagrams that you generate via the Software Ideas Modeler application, then perhaps Software Ideas Viewer could come in handy.