Thanks Alan for the constructive reply. The others so far remind me
of a Monty Python routine.
Yes, I am using Powerpoint now. It's harder than it sounds, because
one must calculate the radius' that give appropriately scaled circle
areas; and one can only guess how close to move the circles to give
the correct overlap area.
John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alan McLean) wrote in message
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> You can draw Venn diagrams very easily in Powerpoint using the
> ellipse/circle and box/rectangle tools. Draw the diagram, group all the
> bits together, and copy it into Word or whatever.
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