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thanks Terry :-) i'll go have a look. 

 good news indeed. well you can start with my question from two min ago - the basic operations of NORMA.   uniquness notations - i use them but i  had hadr time figuring exaxtly how they work. the idea isnt that dificult, but somehow they're not that intuitive, and evevn after i fgured them out it was still dificult to ...

Hi Ken, Thanks! This is really helpful. The IBM piece is exactly the kind of stuff I’m looking for. I’ll be happy to supply some further details. I’m managing a group of 5 programmers, our main business is building small-medium size, “tailor made” Learning Management Systems (LMS). Our systems serve national and global organizations, to ...

Hi Ken, Thanks! This is really helpful. The IBM piece is exactly the kind of stuff I’m looking for. I’ll be happy to supply some further details. I’m managing a group of 5 programmers, our main business is building small-medium size, “tailor made” Learning Management Systems (LMS). Our systems serve national and global organizations, to ...

thanks! your answers comvinced me that i must improve my understanding of both ORM and UML. to be honest i'm using mainly ORM, and im not sure im allways keeping with the rules. i've looked arround for a good guide book, havnt yet found one. I've heard about the big brown one, tempting as it sounds, i figure it's scope is ...

thanks to you both

Hi, i dont have Visual Studio software. im currently using MS Visio 2005, and i have C# VS 2007 Express Edition. 2 questions: will i be able to use NORMA, or must i buy VS.Net to use it? i NORMA better than VISIO? if it does - in what aspect? thanks a lot, rolevimo

hi, well its my first visit here, i must say that the forum seems knid of a lonely place... anyway, what i wa nted to ask about re the uniqness arrows. you know, the small ones just abouve the facts box. thing is i cant understand why not to use the UML [0...1], [1...*] etc. theseare much more precisr and easier to follow.   thanks