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>I built the charts in Visio and pasted them into my Word doc.
This is also the approach I used on one project at HP, having lifted the
concept from someplace else. I used the basic "software decision flow"
template in Visio, with appropriate Yes/No branching flowing from the
decision diamonds. If this is unfamiliar to you, it's used all the time
to mock up pseudo-code, so you can perhaps start your education there.
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