Yes, you can use any software application that has drawing tools, e.g. straight lines, circles, etc. Windows comes with a Paint program and it is free.
I think the real magic will come if you start comparing the commercial tools with the free Ones after comparing the features and user friendly things in these
tools....
And if its only the diagrams which matters than use Microsoft Visio...
But trust me only diagram with No Connectivity with other Software artifacts may lead to increase your Confusion
Acquire the unexpected.......<br />Preparing for SCJP 6
I think the real magic will come if you start comparing the commercial tools with the free Ones after comparing the features and user friendly things in these
tools....
And if its only the diagrams which matters than use Microsoft Visio...
But trust me only diagram with No Connectivity with other Software artifacts may lead to increase your Confusion
Acquire the unexpected.......<br />Preparing for SCJP 6
I think the real magic will come if you start comparing the commercial tools with the free Ones after comparing the features and user friendly things in these
tools....
And if its only the diagrams which matters than use Microsoft Visio...
But trust me only diagram with No Connectivity with other Software artifacts may lead to increase your Confusion
Acquire the unexpected.......<br />Preparing for SCJP 6
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