GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Flowchart

The Flowchart sheet provides the diagram elements usually associated with drawing flowcharts of all types. All elements allow text to be included and the object properties can be used to set the fonts and for boxes to set the corner rounding. The elements supplied are a Box, Parallelogram, Diamond, Ellipse, Display, Transaction File, Off Page Connector, Document, Manual Operation, Preparation, Manual

Input, Predefined Process, Terminal, Magnetic Disk, Magnetic Drum, Magnetic Tape, Internal Storage, Merge, Extract, Delay, Summing Junction, Collate, Sort, Or, Punched Card, Punched Tape, Transmittal Tape, and Offline Storage.