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Subject: Re: FLOWchart: colored connections and other styles
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On Friday 12 April 2002 16:40, W. Egger wrote:
> Hallo Hraban
>
> > How can I change color or dashing for only one or a few
> > connections?
> >
> > Is it possible to set up some "classes" of cells that use the
> > usual shapes but other colors or line styles?
>
> Some time ago I had to make a presentation, wherein I had to solve
> the above mentioned issues. At that time Hans gave me some tips.
> Though my example file is in Dutch, I believe that this example can
> help you find your way.
>

Very interesting! The flowchart package is one that I need and had
not heard of before. Unfortunately when I try to run your 
testchart.tex I have two problems:

1. I t cnnot find metafun.mem so it tries to use metapost.mem. I have
neither file. Is this something Windows-specific? 

2. It blows up on the following:

This is MetaPost, Version 0.641 (Web2C 7.3.1)
Sorry, I can't find the mem file `metafun.mem'; will try `mpost.mem'.
(mpgraph.mp
! Number is too large (8000).
l.1 mpgraph:=8000

I am not a metapost user but I thought the flowchart module would
be useful.

Any thoughts on any of  the above?

I can't find metafun.mem anywhere.

John Culleton