Which subgraph operation do you find most useful?

» folding
» nesting
» wrapping
» clustering

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My favorite open source text editor that supports syntax highlighting is

» Kate/KWrite
» Vim
» emacs
» NEdit
» Cooledit
» other

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My favorite programming language is

» C
» C++
» Java
» Perl
» Visual Basic
» other

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My favorite layout algorithm is

» forcedir
» tree
» normal
» dfs
» maxdepth
» minbackward

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Which output format should aiSee support next?

» JPEG
» GIF
» TIFF
» XCF
» GXL
» ASCII
» other

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I use aiSee for displaying

» call graphs / control flow graphs
» family trees
» business charts
» syntax trees
» entity relationship diagrams
» circuit diagrams / finite state diagrams
» WWW related graphs
» other

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For a commercial aiSee license, I'd pay

» EUR 19
» EUR 49
» EUR 99
» EUR 199
» EUR 299
» nothing. I use the free non-commercial package and I am happy with it.

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My favorite application that uses aiSee is

» aiCall
» gnumap
» IRCmap
» PAG
» fxviz
» other

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Right now, I am connected to the Internet via

» a 28.8kbps modem
» a 56.6kbps modem
» DSL
» Bluetooth
» leased line
» other

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My graphs typically contain

» less than 100 nodes
» 100+ nodes
» 500+ nodes
» 1,000+ nodes
» 5,000+ nodes
» 10,000+ nodes

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aiSee.com is

» well-organized and elegant
» messed up, though beautiful
» ugly, though well-organized
» messed up and ugly

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The online documentation at aiSee.com is

» great
» comprehensive, though poorly organized
» still better than the printed one
» the shabbiest documentation ever

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