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gina wrote:
> We have a system here that prevents us from installing
> any software on our computers
<sigh>
> I was using Visio 5 with good results. I was able to grab a
> screen shot, edit it in Photoshop, save the raster file, then
> place that file into Visio, and add the vector bits to the drawing.
> I would generally save the Visio drawing to an .emf format
> ...
> 2. What would you recommend to be the best drawing package for my
needs?
OpenOffice.org, running from a live CD (Knoppix et al) or a USB key.
Mike O.
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