The Pro for Office version also has a few more templates and shapes, particularly those pertaining to education. Visio Pro for Office 365 (the version I tested) and Visio Pro 2016 are nearly identical, except that with Pro for Office, you're buying a subscription that includes updates to the product as they're made available. See Microsoft's Visio comparison chart (Opens in a new window) for more information on Visio 20. Two older versions, Visio 2010 and Visio 2013, are still kicking around and may be the right version for some people, depending on their system requirements and Microsoft account. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Draw.io ReviewĪssuming you get this far, there are three up-to-date versions of Visio: Visio Standard 2016, Visio Pro 2016, and Visio for Office 365 (which is the version I've reviewed here). Once you log into your Microsoft account, the website at least checks your eligibility and prompts you toward the right options, but getting to that point takes some doing. Then, depending on what kind of account you have and which version of Office you have installed, you have to find out which version of Visio you can install. You first have to make sure you have or sign up for the right kind of Microsoft account, either a business account (when you sign up, you get an email address that ends in "") or an account with an Office 365 ($99.99 at Dell) (Opens in a new window) subscription. Part of the problem is that you can't just go to a website and buy Visio. Getting Visio is tricky for a few reasons. It's powerful and chock-full of options, but it's best for bigger businesses with some IT support, as the purchasing and set-up process is confusing. Visio, which has been owned by Microsoft since 2000, is still one of the most important flowchart and diagramming apps available. Visio was one of the earliest pieces of software to simplify how it was done by providing premade shapes and objects, rather than virtual pens and protractors.
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