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I am wondering if anyone knows a way or can point me to a resource that would help to integrate LucidCharts with a .orm file in a more intelligent way than just "paste-the-no-longer-editable-.jpg." I have recently started working for a company that uses LucidCharts extensively for communicating diagrams. I have an opportunity to create ...

Any idea if this is a possibility yet? Today, I've drawn a one-to-one has/describes fact type several dozen times today, which prompted me to check the feature request forum, and found this old thread.

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Setting the MIME type did the trick. I added this to my web.config file in my SimpleSandbox and it came up as expected.

Thanks! This is going to be fun to play with. I’ve gotten it to load and display my model when I leave fileName as “”, but I’ve yet to get it to load with a relative path. Attached (hopefully) is a screenshot named Untitled.gif from a very simplified sandbox – perhaps you can spot where I went amiss? (I've also tried adding the .orm to ...

I'm about to create a web app using Visual Studio 2012 that will serve as documentation for another application used to manage an impressive amount of data. My idea is to show, for each and every control panel in the source application: a picture of the pane (screenshot taken from the app) a picture of the relevant part of the CDM (ORM ...

The Fact Type Editor is indeed a great way to quickly enter a new fact type. When working with a larger diagram, though, it has the disadvantage of sometimes placing the fact type a fair distance from where I intend it to be, and still needs the extra click or two to add the constraint over the role(s). I do enjoy how I can select two object or ...

When using the NORMA tool, I often find myself doing the same action many times:  Dragging a fact type from the tool box, adding a constraint to make it one-to-many, and adding the predicate reading. (often a simple has/is for)  Might it be possible to add to the toolbox a binary fact type that comes with the constraint already on it? ...

 Thanks, Clifford!  This has served as my own introduction into Constellation Query Language. (CQL) Speaking for myself, I would have found it quicker and easier to read a diagram. Still I can see that presenting something in natural language would make it easier to collaborate with someone who knows the domain but not what the little ...

 (This is the first in what hopefully will be a series of threads in which the poster adds a scenario to model, and others can respond with diagrams showing how they'd model it and questions on parts of the description left out or left ambiguous)   model THIS:   The New Hampshire Feline Appreciation club is hosting a Cat ...