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UML class diagrams
Corporate Dork
Visual Studio 2005 (Standard and above) have a built-in class diagrammer that's supposedly quite nice. Not exactly UML standard, though. You can get a free beta if you're an MSDN subscriber.
Chris Nahr
Doesn't Visio support some UML stuff? I haven't used it but I thought that the developer edition had some support for UML.
matt
Oops... should have read the original post a little better. Visio probably won't take existing C# code and turn it into UML diagrams. Sorry.
matt
Actually, there's a special edition of Visio that can reverse-engineer code... but it only comes bundled with Visual Studio Enterprise Edition. No idea why MS never released this feature separately.
Chris Nahr
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