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Keep in mind though that my post mostly focuses on individuals. And of course not every company would want to store (maybe sensitive?) company data onto a cloud service hosted by a 3rd party.įortunately there’s a very fitting solution for both individuals and teams alike. VP Online.īut what if you can’t or don’t want to use this? For example, not every company has a lenient Internet policy which allows access to every part of the Web. If my computer were to explode due to the heat right now (let’s hope not!) then I won’t be losing any of my hard work with Visual Paradigm because all the projects I care for are also stored on VPository a.k.a.

There are many reasons, but the most compelling for me is backup purposes. Personally I’ve been a strong advocate for Visual Paradigm online ever since it started. Or what to think about sharing parts of the project with other people, who can then also comment on those parts (using PostMania, which is explained here)? It also provides us with an online virtual repository (“VPository”) where we can store our projects and by doing so also keep track of its history: by saving our changes online (“commiting”) you can build up a history where you can always go back to a certain point in time. Here you can draw diagrams online, collaborate with other people and even perform project and task management.

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How to use Visual Paradigm fully offlineĪs you might know Visual Paradigm has started to rely a little more on the online counterpart called Visual Paradigm Online.

This isn’t really doing much good for my time spend behind the PC (nor my concentration for that matter), but I still wanted to write something up so… if some hiccups did manage to slip in then you know what caused it. It’s a figurative hundred degrees out here (over 30 degrees Celsius (= 87 degrees Fahrenheit)) and the Netherlands have officially announced a heatwave.