#VISIO 2013 PRO VIEWER FOR MAC FOR MAC OS#
#VISIO 2013 PRO VIEWER FOR MAC UPDATE#

#VISIO 2013 PRO VIEWER FOR MAC UPDATE#

Nektony Announces Update to Professional VSD.

#VISIO 2013 PRO VIEWER FOR MAC FOR MAC OS#

Nektony Announces Release of VSD Viewer for Mac OS X. VSD Viewer Gains a New Professional Feature Shape Data Displaying. I would as noted double check this issue and re-ask this MacCleaner Pro 2.0 for macOS Major Update. If you created a database diagram, and the 'database' tab does not show as a result on the ribbon, then either you creating the wrong kind of diagram, or this would suggest the option is now removed. So, to be clear, I don't know if the option was removed, but in 2010, the reverse engineering options was not that easy to find, and as noted you only see the option AFTER creating a database diagram. Quite sure you can in fact ask your question in this forum, but selecting 'Visio' will allow Visio users to confirm that the option is gone. You then have to click on the database 'tab' in the ribbon (that only shows AFTER creating a database diagram).Īs noted, you could double check as posting this in the Visio forum as opposed to 'Access'. I don't have 2013 setup at this point in time, but I can say that in 2010 the option ONLY appears AFTER I create a database diagram. Use Lucidchart to open Visio files saved to your computer, attached to an email, or posted on a website. I do see something similar called 'Link Data to Shapes' but it seems to only want to let me do one table from the DB at a time, even if I uncheck 'Connect to a specific table' on the 3rd step Our Free Visio Viewer for Mac, Windows, and Linux helps Chrome users collaborate with colleagues that diagram in Microsoft Visio. The 'Reverse Engineer' option is gone from what I can see. I would also suggest you ask in a Visio forum, since I not yet used 2013, but the reverse engineerr option does exist Easily open, view, or make changes of Visio. However, since you are asking about only about reverse engineering and that of creating a diagram, then Visio should be just fine here. EdrawMax is a solid Visio alternative for Mac, Windows and Linux to quickly create flowcharts, mind maps, org charts, engineering diagrams, etc. In other words you cannot use the diagram after you are done to create a database for you (forward engineer). Note that while Visio will allow you to reverse engineer an Access (or SQL server), or several other types of databases to create a diagram, you cannot FORWARD engineer. You will have to setup a connection to SQL server. You can choose Access, SQL server, and in fact can even choose ODBC. I done this with 2010, I don't think this option is gone in 2013? Then in the ribbon on the 'database' tab that appears as results of choosing to create a database diagram, then you choose reverse engineer. I not sure quite why you asking about Visio in the Access database forum?Īnyway, you simply create a new blank database diagram.

Visio 2013 pro viewer for mac