Visio Professional 2013, from Microsoft, is used to create and share professional, versatile diagrams that simplify complex information. It includes all of the functionality of Visio Standard 2013 as well as updated shapes, templates, and styles. It enhanced support for team collaboration, including the ability for several people to work on a single diagram at the same time, and the ability to link diagrams to data.
Visio Professional 2013 also adds additional stencils for business and engineering diagrams, process diagrams (including Business Process Model and Notation, maps and floor plans, network diagrams, and software and database diagrams. With Visio, you can quickly capture a flowchart that you brainstormed on a whiteboard, map an IT network, build an organizational chart, document a business process, or draw a floor plan.
By using Microsoft Visio 2010 Viewer. The product lines of Office Tab improve the ability of MS Office, and bring the tabbed user interface to Microsoft Office.
Visio 2013 provides new features designed to help you create diagrams more intuitively—including new and updated shapes and stencils, improved effects and themes, and a coauthoring feature that makes teamwork easier. You can also make your diagrams more dynamic by linking shapes to real-time data and then share them with others through a browser using Visio Services in SharePoint, even if they don’t have Visio installed.
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One problem is that the Indexing Service is not supported with Visio 2010, only Windows Search is supported. If you have the Indexing Service enabled, first step is to disable it. Then make sure that Windows Search is working (look for the service status - restart if necessary).
Second piece is to ensure that you have the Filter Pack for 2010 installed. It may have been installed automatically when you installed Office 2010 / Visio 2010, but to be certain, you can download it and install manually. Try this link:
Once you have both of the components in place, check that the Visio Content folder is listed in the Indexing Options in the Control Panel.
With all Office applications closed, kick off a complete rebuild of the index under the Advanced button of the Indexing options. (Yes, you can still use the programs if you want, but it will slow down the indexing).
When the Indexing is completely finished, open Windows Explorer, and browse to the Visio Content folder, and search for something like 'car' - you should find several stencil files with that keyword.
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Then open Visio, and try the same keyword search. You should also find several shapes with 'car' as the keyword - probably around 25-30.
If all of that works, then you should be properly configured. If you used to see more shapes, there are two things to be aware of.
1) If you have Visio Standard, you will not see all of the shapes that are in the larger versions.
2) If you used to find shapes from the web search servers, these are no longer in operation: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2019049
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Hope that helps!