I am using Microsoft Office Visio 2010 SP1 using Generate Site Map to go to a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 SP1 Enterprise Edition site to hopefully "map" the single site collection we have, with sites, and subsites.  Is there a way to ONLY "map" these without all the document library's, etc. in them?  For me, I want to "see" how it looks.  I also wonder what setting I should have from the "default" tree view, with the parent site on the top left and then to the right, it breaks it out - got it - Flowchart view!

Hi,

Check to see whether the following tabs is helpful when customizing setting of Web site discovery:

• On the Layout tab, set the range of the Web site discovery, the layout style for the site map, the text on the link shapes, and the size of the link shapes by level.
• On the Extensions tab, select the extension groups you want to map.
• On the Protocols tab, select the protocol groups you want to map.
• On the Attributes tab, select the attributes you want to search for links.
• On the Advanced tab, select options that further refine your search criteria.

Quote from:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio-help/generate-a-web-site-map-HP001209112.aspx

The link applies for Visio 2007, but it also applies for Visio 2010.

There isn't a Layout, Extensions, Protocols, Attributes, or Advanced "TAB" in Visio 2010, but the link you provided is absolutely what I was looking for #Zhang, thank you.