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This is my first question, so forgive me if it has been asked before.
I have a lot of diagrams that I created with Microsoft Visio 2007, and would like to share them with other developers. What would be the easiest way to do that? By sharing I mean being able to view the diagram, ideally without having Visio 2007 installed, and making change requests.
Can I do this with Sharepoint? Can I use the SVG export?
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
There is a visio plugin for internet explorer which users can install, that’s probably your best solution. To avoid users having to install it you would have to export the files in some image format. You can then dump the files in a SharePoint repository; in a shared folder on your network or upload them to a website.