If you have ideas for more icons or shapes leave a comment – I’ll post an updated download if/when i get new shapes. Update: – I had a request to provide these in VSX format (XML Stencil) – you can get them here: VMware-View-Visio-Stencil-XML-Stencil By default, custom stencils are saved in your My Shapes folder. Type a name for your stencil, and then click Save.
In the Shapes window, right-click the title bar of the new stencil, and then click Save As. Here’s what the new pack looks like:Īnd here’s where you can download them: VMtoday-VMware-Icons. Newer versions Office 2010 Office 2007 Create a new custom stencil In the Shapes window, click More Shapes, and then click New Stencil. They’re not the greatest quality, but will do for now. Try saving the document in a format Visio can open. If you don't see the file format listed, Visio doesn't have a file filter for that format. I wanted to use some icons to identify VM’s and vCenter actions in my diagrams and found there were no good Visio stencils, shapes or templates for it so I made my own. In the Files of type box, click the file format of the file you want to import. I’ve previously written about Veeam ONE Business View which can be found here. I’ve been working on some Visio diagrams for some VMware projects I am architecting. Veeam Backup & Replication (VBR) also can utilise tags for any job. Update – : Head to my VMware Visio Stencils and Shapes page for the latest versions of this stencil, and my VMware Horizon View specific shapes.
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