Adding Comments to a Flowchart - Revision history

DavidA at 07:54, 2 July 2019

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BenR at 16:20, 7 March 2014

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BenR at 15:57, 7 March 2014

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ReeceL at 12:54, 21 August 2013

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ReeceL at 10:16, 13 August 2013

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ReeceL at 14:06, 7 August 2013

2013-08-07T14:06:13Z

ReeceL at 10:45, 7 August 2013

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ReeceL at 10:42, 7 August 2013

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ReeceL at 10:30, 7 August 2013

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ReeceL at 10:13, 4 July 2013

2013-07-04T10:13:56Z

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 Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.

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−	To add a comment simply drag the Comment icon [[File:Btn_Comment.gif]] onto the flowchart in the desired location, then double-click the flowchart icon to open the [[Comment Icon Properties]], from there you can type in your comment into the box. Once your information has been inputted click 'OK' and the information will be displayed along side the Comment icon on the flowchart.	+	To add a comment simply drag the Comment icon [[File:Btn_Comment.gif\|border]] onto the flowchart in the desired location, then double-click the flowchart icon to open the [[Comment Icon Properties]], from there you can type in your comment into the box. Once your information has been inputted click 'OK' and the information will be displayed along side the Comment icon on the flowchart.
	[[File:Gen Comment Flowchart Icon.png\|center]]		[[File:Gen Comment Flowchart Icon.png\|center]]

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	Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.		Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.

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	Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.		Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.

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	Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.		Adding comments to a flowchart is very easy and very useful, especially for public and shared projects. Comments allow you to explain the flowchart and also assist in development of the project.

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−	Comments can be used to for a wide range of different purposes, the main use for comments is usually to explain the project to other people so that it is easier to understand and therefore can be used to educate others and even work on the project if needed. Comments can be used in projects to mark areas which areas should not be tampered with and left alone, or areas may need editing or can be improved or further expanded upon.~~.., it~~ also allows ~~individuals~~ to learn from and manipulate it for their own uses etc.	+	Comments can be used to for a wide range of different purposes, the main use for comments is usually to explain the project to other people so that it is easier to understand and therefore can be used to educate others and even work on the project if needed.
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		+	Comments can be used in projects to mark areas which areas should not be tampered with and left alone, or areas may need editing or can be improved or further expanded upon. This also allows others to learn from public projects and manipulate them for their own uses (if allowed) etc.
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	Other examples include being used to explain how the program works as well as marking which sections need to be edited and which areas should not be touched. Comments also allow you to mark where you stopped working on a project to quickly continue where you left off, you can also highlight areas for further expansions in the future.		Other examples include being used to explain how the program works as well as marking which sections need to be edited and which areas should not be touched. Comments also allow you to mark where you stopped working on a project to quickly continue where you left off, you can also highlight areas for further expansions in the future.