Scott Sheppard alerted me to Project//Draw at draw.labs.autodesk.com. I checked it out on FireFox, and although a tad sluggish, worked as a browser-based diagramming program. Think Visio.
Or, think a resurrected Actrix. When I drew a line between two electronic shapes, the connection stayed intact when I moved a shape. Stretching doesn't work well, yet, as the sink hole elongates into an ellipse as the sink shape is stretched.
There are shapes for doing office and floor plans, org charts, and more. Currently just one person can edit a drawing at a time. MMD/FMD is the native format.
Autodesk Does Mac!
Okay, I'm just baiting you. But presumably Project//Draw works on Macs. As well, one of the stencil sets consists of Mac UI shapes.
"Autodesk Does Mac!"
You are aware that Autodesk already has products shipping on the Mac and even Linux?
Posted by: Shaan Hurley | Dec 21, 2007 at 12:36
Yes, it works on Mac. Not at all on safari but OK on firefox.
Posted by: Henrik Vallgren | Dec 20, 2007 at 00:02
Actually, through the e-mail feature, you can already collaborate using Draw. It needs some polishing though, and the Draw team is looking forward to hearing your feedback.
Posted by: Gyuri Ordody | Dec 18, 2007 at 11:09