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    Fortunately, this can be done in Office 2003. Quite simply find the section labelled "Flowchart" on the "Autoshapes" tool bar. Once you have used the function to create a box, you can use the supplied connectors under the same section to wire additional boxes together. This should allow you to easily create a hierarchy type diagram.

    Although Word 2003/2007's flow chart feature can be used for this, although OpenOffice Draw is probably the more ideal solution if one doesn't already have office installed. This is primarily due to its price tag - completly free!
    Last edited by Omanes Alexandrapolites; 11-23-2007 at 18:04.
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