Spider Web Dependency Diagrams

Hello All!
First off let me apologize if this is the incorrect forum to post this question. Now on to the question, I�ve been searching for a program that could give me a visual representation of the dependencies required for my program (much like a spider web looking diagram).
I�ve done a bit of googling and I believe I need to create a UML, further googling has provided me with this site http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=568126 which provides links to various UML creators, but I can�t seem to find a program that meets the functionality that I�m looking for.
After even more googling I�ve come across this program http://www.instantiations.com/codepro/ws/docs/features/dependencies/dependencies.html (Code Pro) it does what I�m looking for, but with a price tag I don�t (I�m a poor student I don�t have $1,000 to blow on drawing a pretty diagram�) I was wondering what others use to accomplish this task.
To quickly summarize: Im looking for a program to draw a spider-web like diagram to show dependences for my program.
Thanks in Advance!

Enterprise Architect is an excellent UML modelling tool, it is available for a free one month evaluation period and individual licence were around 100 dollars last time i looked.

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