barcodes - MetaDraw OCX

Descrizione: Give your application support for the creation, editing, and displaying of Metafiles. MetaDraw is a special purpose picturebox/image editing component. To your application, it looks like a standard picturebox, but it offers unique support for metafiles- a graphical format well suited to the drawing ...

Schermate: MetaDraw ActiveX component brings the maximum in flexibility and power to developers looking for a reliable Object Oriented Image component for Multimedia, Image Editing/Annotation, HyperGraphics, Drag and Drop Interactive Interfaces. ...

Schermate: Full support for Object Oriented Editing: Moving objects, Sizing, Change Colors and other attributes. ...

Schermate: Create, edit, display and save pictures built from a set of graphic objects. ...

Schermate: Supports Scroll and Zoom, even Selective display of individual elements. ...

Prezzi: MetaDraw OCX V3.1 1 Developer License with Annual Maintenance Support Our Part No: 504593-1185956 MetaDraw OCX Annual Maintenance Support Renewal Our Part No: 504593-1185957 MetaDraw OCX Add-On Options DXF Export (requires MetaDraw OCX) Our Part No: 504593-1185959 DXF Import (requires MetaDraw OCX) ...

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Compatibilità: Operating System for Deployment Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 Windows Vista Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Windows 98 Windows NT 4.0 Windows 95 Windows NT 3.51 Architecture of Product 32Bit Product Type Component Component Type ActiveX OCX.NET Ready/Tested with.NET RCW Yes General ...

Note di rilascio: This update improves performance under Vista Significantly enhanced performance in handling huge images Significantly enhanced DXF support for users with DXF licenses Control over DPI when exporting to raster formats for users with subscription licenses New line styles with embedded symbols for ...

Recensione clienti: I love this product and I hate it! It has very many methods but it just doesn't feel object orientated. To be fair, I'm using the ActiveX version and hosting it in MS Access and a quick look at the.NET version shows it's miles better, but even so it feels old fashioned and procedural ...