Microsoft Visual Modeler is a Windows-based UML modeling tool developed by Rational Software Corporation and distributed by Microsoft with early Visual Studio products in the late 1990s. Built on Rational Rose technology, it offers a streamlined set of capabilities for designing object-oriented systems and aligning models with code. Developers can create core UML artifacts such as use case and class diagrams, define packages, components, and interfaces, and apply forward and reverse engineering to generate or analyze Visual Basic and Visual C++ projects. Its integration with Microsoft development environments helps teams visualize architecture, document design decisions, and keep large codebases consistent with their intended structure. Although now discontinued, Microsoft Visual Modeler introduced many Windows developers to UML-driven design and influenced subsequent modeling features in both Rational and Microsoft toolchains.
Microsoft Visual Modeler is developed by Rational Software Corporation. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.1. The name of the program executable file is Msvm.exe.
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