See my previous posts: post 1: Visio/IronPython/Powershell – How to draw nice diagrams from the command line post 2: Visio/IronPython/Powershell – Part 2 – Drawing Diagrams from Data Launch Visio 2007 and draw some shapes The window...

See my first post to get started: Visio/IronPython/Powershell – How to draw nice diagrams from the command line In this post, I’ll cover how to generate diagrams from tabular, hierarchical data, and directed graphs Demo 1 – Simple Shape Drawing...

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[Update on 2012-12-23 this post is a bit outdated. First the current URL for the project is http://visioautomation.codeplex.com. Second, for command-line automation look at the VisioPS PowerShell module and the association documentation] In that...

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Early in December I posted about how to prepare to deploy Role Centers for Dynamics AX 2009 . At the time I promised more help was on the way.   Today I happy to announce that we have now published a white paper that provides much more detailed about...

In my previous post, I showed an example of how to use new C# features to simplify your code. In this post I’ll investigate that technique affects the performance of the code. Let’s start from the beginning, there’s a function called f_original static...

In a tidy bit of paralipsis , I’m not going to mention “closures”, “currying”, or “partial function application” again. Instead, I will provide a real-world example of what you can do with C# 3.0 and how it can help solve your problems. I will use...