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License for using vdx files
Hello!
I have a question about transforming existing xml files to vdx files for use in Visio. This is for use internally within our company, do we need any license for doing this? /Rickard |
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License for using vdx files
vdx files are xml (text) AFAIK you don't need a license for text files. You
might check to see if somebody converted content that is owned by somebody else, that of course is between you and them.. If you're using Visio to convert them, then of course your copy of Visio has to be licensed. al "Rickard Haake" Rickard wrote in message ... Hello! I have a question about transforming existing xml files to vdx files for use in Visio. This is for use internally within our company, do we need any license for doing this? /Rickard |
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License for using vdx files
...and, if you do manage to create the vdx files correctly, then they should
render in the Visio Viewer. "AlEdlund" wrote in message ... vdx files are xml (text) AFAIK you don't need a license for text files. You might check to see if somebody converted content that is owned by somebody else, that of course is between you and them.. If you're using Visio to convert them, then of course your copy of Visio has to be licensed. al "Rickard Haake" Rickard wrote in message ... Hello! I have a question about transforming existing xml files to vdx files for use in Visio. This is for use internally within our company, do we need any license for doing this? /Rickard |
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