Syncfusion Essential Diagram adds overview control

Syncfusion Essential Diagram is an extensible, high-performance .NET diagramming component. It can be used for developing Microsoft Visio-like interactive graphics and diagramming applications. Syncfusion Essential Diagram stores graphical objects in a node graph and renders those objects onto the screen. Syncfusion Essential Diagram supports both vector and raster graphics on the drawing surface. Syncfusion Essential Diagram includes components for Windows Forms, ASP.NET, WPF and Silverlight platforms.

Updates in 2011 Vol 3

• Overview Control - The Overview control is used to preview the content of the Diagram control in a rectangular box. When users resize the previewer box of the Overview control, the diagram’s zoom adjusts accordingly. When users drag the box, the scroll viewer of the page is updated. When panning the page in the scroll viewer, the position of the previewer box in the Overview control is updated.
• Bowtie-Style Diagram - Bowtie diagrams can be used for assessing any type of risk such as environmental, safety, business, political, security, and more. It is used in a wide range of companies, industries, countries, and regulatory agencies.
• Arc Line Connector -  An arc line connector represents an elliptical arc between two points or nodes. When users drag and drop the arc line connector from the symbol palette to the diagram view, an arc will be placed in the diagram view. Like other line connectors, the arc line connector is placed with correct positioning.

About Syncfusion

Syncfusion, Inc. is a leading provider of enterprise-class software components and tools for the Microsoft .NET platform. With Syncfusion, developers can move beyond simply coding applications to delivering business innovation - the elegant user interfaces, business intelligence dashboards, and sophisticated reporting that today's business users need, in the formats they demand. Syncfusion's award-winning .NET components and controls are designed to grow with you, whether you're using Windows Forms, WPF, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC or Silverlight.