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Subject:Re: Suggestions, anyone? From:"Cheverie, Paul [Cont]" <paul -dot- cheverie -at- GPO -dot- CANADA -dot- CDEV -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 29 Nov 1995 11:46:00 EST
How about using levels of indenture. I use this for part lists all the
time and I seem to have no problems getting across which part are components
of which assemblies.
Best of Luck
Paul C.
paul -dot- cheverie -at- gpo -dot- canada -dot- cdev -dot- com
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Subject: Re: Suggestions, anyone?
Date: Wednesday, November 29, 1995 10:02AM
From: Utpala Anand[SMTP:t_uanand -at- QUALCOMM -dot- COM]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 1995 11:45 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list TEC
Subject: Suggestions, anyone?
I'm developing web pages for a project at my company. I've been asked to
think of ways to present organizational charts in a vertical format. How
do
I represent people at the same organizational level in a vertical format
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without making it seem that Mr. A works under Ms. B who works under Mr. C
(even though they are all at the same managerial level under one common
director)? Any suggestions? Are there any other sites that may have some
examples? Please respond to this list or to me personally. Any help will
be
greatly appreciated.
