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| Dundas Software: Ultimate
Diagram provides the fundamental building blocks to create a
Visio™ like user interface, customizable organization charts, image mark
up tools, and other applications using a canvas and object metaphor.
Ultimate Diagram is so powerful that you can use it instead of VISIO™ to
meet your diagramming needs. Unlike VISIO™, Ultimate Diagram is an
extensible MFC library.
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| Lassalle
Technologies: AddFlow
is a 32 bits ActiveX control. It has been written with Visual C++ 6.0 and
it is a MFC (Microsoft Foundation Class) based ActiveX control.
An AddFlow diagram is a set
of objects that can be linked each other.
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 Rogue
Wave Stingray: Objective Views: Objective Views offers a fully
MFC-compatible, object-oriented framework for creating applications that
allows users to visually work with data. [...] You can allow your users to
add objects to a layout from a palette (just like Visio®) and to create
hierarchies, connections, and containers. With Objective Views you
can develop any application that includes a drawing surface and
interaction with graphical objects quickly and effectively.
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 LTS
CadoDraw is a system of Delphi components which is
primarily programmed using settings in [Delphi's] Object Inspector.
CadoDraw consists of - a drawing canvas to display graphical objects in
different scales; - 4 types of object generators for generating various
objects via mouse handling or via function call; - an editing tool, which
enables the user of your application to edit the generated objects via
mouse handling; - two data modules to store and organize the objects
generated (different layers possible); - a printer component for printing
out the graphics generated (cutout and print scale can be determined); - a
component to show rulers on the drawing canvas; - additional components
like the object generator for polygon areas. The number and combination of
components used is practically unlimited. |
| Software Farm: Java for your Eyes. An assorment of diagram-related tools for Java. |
Article Created: 2000-08-24 Last edit: Last edit: 01-03-20 Graham Wideman
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