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  -A:
  +.Answer
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   When Visio is installed, it registers itself as a com library.
   It seems that this registration can break.
   You can fix this by visiting the windows system settings -> install or uninstall a program, select `visio`, select `change` and then `repair`.
  +====
   
   == Sparx Enterprise Architect
   
   === Q: Sparx Enterprise Architect is a Windows tool, isn't it?
   
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   Yes, it is, but it is written to support CrossOver in order to run on Linux based systems.
   Wine, the open source branch of CrossOver, seems to work as well.
   
   Take a look at this page to see how to install it on a linux based system: https://www.sparxsystems.com/support/faq/ea_on_linux.html
   
   I (Ralf) once gave it a try and even managed to get remote control over EA via VBS and COM up and running (which is the pre-requisite for docToolchain).
  +====
   
   == Known error Messages
   
  
positive.code: An easy way to test you configuration is to run `xeyes` in WSL.
  
  NOTE:: Please make sure that you wsl is up-to-date bei executing `wsl --update` - this is not part of your regular windows update!
  
  
negative.code: 
  PNG:: this is the preferred format for images used with docToolchain.
  All output formats support it and if diagrams are rendered with a resolution high enough to display all details, it will also be scaled well with all output formats.
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  === Q: Why are my images rotated in the output?
  
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  This most likely happens when you've taken photos with a mobile device and include them in you docs.
  A mobile device does not rotate the image itself, it only stores the orientation of the device in the meta data of the photo.
  Your operating system will show you the image as expected, but the rendered AsciiDoc will not.
  