You can find more detailed coverage of the conventions in other articles: For more information about the Open Packaging Conventions themselves, see OPC: A New Standard for Packaging Your Data. For more information about the Open Packaging Conventions and their use in Microsoft Office files, see ...
of the Visio file, like the name of the file, the first page and all of the shapes that it contains, and even the data connections for the shapes. Images and text files within the package are considered document parts. Relationship parts are described in more detail later in this a...
of the Visio file, like the name of the file, the first page and all of the shapes that it contains, and even the data connections for the shapes. Images and text files within the package are considered document parts. Relationship parts are described in more detail later in this ar...
of the Visio file, like the name of the file, the first page and all of the shapes that it contains, and even the data connections for the shapes. Images and text files within the package are considered document parts. Relationship parts are described in more detail later in this article...
of the Visio file, like the name of the file, the first page and all of the shapes that it contains, and even the data connections for the shapes. Images and text files within the package are considered document parts. Relationship parts are described in more detail later in this a...
of the Visio file, like the name of the file, the first page and all of the shapes that it contains, and even the data connections for the shapes. Images and text files within the package are considered document parts. Relationship parts are described in more detail later in this article...