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Sep 11, 07
DrawAnywhere.com
Flash-based online diagramming and flow-charting tool. Draw nearly any type of diagram, store it online, and export it to your desktop.

Link: DrawAnywhere.com


Posted by Matthew Murphy in Word processing, spreadsheets, presentations

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Kazi Ali on September 13, 2007 at 09:18 PM:

Hi Emily,
Thank you for reviewing our web application in your eHub. I am the founder of DrawAnywhere.com.

I would be willing to hear from any user on any suggestions, improvements etc.

We are working hard to improve it further, yet keep it simple. Our next agenda is to implement the team collaboration features, add your own images etc.

We are looking to release DrawAnywhere API in the near future.

Thanks again,
Kazi Ali
Founder, DrawAnywhere / Belltech Systems

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