Swot Analysis
ISBN 13 978-0-9932504-2-2

Must Read Me.txt
Must Read Me.rtf

These downloadable resources are to help you with your SWOT analysis. If you use these files, remember to include an attribution/used with permission or whatever your college’s style guide/referencing requires.

1) A convenience without warranty
These files are provided as a convenience. They are offered “as is” without warranty. 

2) Copyright and attribution
Please remember to reference or provide an attribution, according to your colleges’ style guides. 

3) File Formats

OmniGraffle (.graffle)
The Omnigraffle application was used to create the original diagrams. 
Omnigraffle is available here: www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle/
At the time of writing, a student offer is available. 

All seventeen of the figures are provided. 

Portable Document Format (.pdf)
The pdfs are exported from files created in OmniGraffle. These are vector pdfs and should scale to fit your needs. 
The pdf’s contain embedded fonts.  For availability see the font’s section below.

All seventeen of the figures are provided. 

Scalable Vector Graphic (.svg)
The Scalable Vector Graphic files are exported from the original OmniGraffle files. Conversions might have ‘oddities’. For example, in Figures 1, 2, and 3, the letters S, W, O, and T, are separately exported as bitmaps. Your SVG editor should resolve these. 
If you are using SVG format files, it is assumed you have the technical competence to work with your vector editor. 

All seventeen of the figures are provided. 

Apple Keynote (.key)
The diagrams are created in Keynote version 6. The file is fully editable. 
For users of older versions of Keynote - a copy in Keynote 09 format is also provided.

The file contains a selection of figures which you can extend and adapt to suit the case study.

Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx)
This file is an export from Apple Keynote and tested in PowerPoint 2011 (Version 14.6.x). The file is fully editable. 
A second version, exported as a .ppt 97-2004 format is also include for users of previous versions of PowerPoint. 

Legal: The application programs mention here are the author’s personal choices and are not an endorsement. 

4) How to open the .zip file
Diagrams and flowcharts are a valuable resource. Please don’t copy and give these away - the book, and especially the epub/pdf version cost less than a pint of beer in the college bar. 
The zip file is password protected. To un-zip … double-click the file and your operating system should bring up the un-zipping application; it should ask for a password. The password is the apparently random string of letters and numbers at the bottom right side of page 75 in the body text. It is in the format: LLxxnnnnnnxx (where x is a letter, n is a number.)

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Good luck with your assignment. 
Alan Sarsby
2016-11-02