This ImageDraw demo demonstrates how easily you can use ImageDraw object model and ASP.NET AJAX Framework to design an advanced AJAX-based Photo Pile Collage. Read More…

The following figure is a screenshot of the ASP.NET AJAX Photo Pile Collage application that leverages ASP.NET AJAX Framework, ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit and ImageDraw.

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Neodynamic is proud to announce the availability of

Barcode Professional 5.0 for .NET Windows Forms!
Barcode Professional is the most flexible & powerful barcode component for Microsoft .NET Framework. Version 5.0 features new barcode standards including Aztec Code (2D Symbology), Macro & Micro PDF417, ISBT 128, HIBC LIC & PAS Barcodes, VICS Bill of Lading (BOL) and VICS SCAC PRO. This new version also features an improvement on PDF417 algorithm as well as enhancements on overall barcode generation performance. Learn more about the best barcode solution for .NET Windows Forms

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This ImageDraw demo demonstrates how easily you can use ImageDraw object model and ASP.NET AJAX Framework to design an advanced AJAX-based Photo Slideshow. This demo is based on the Slideshow (SlideShowExtender) sample of AJAX Control Toolkit (AJAX Control Toolkit)

The following figure is a screenshot of the ASP.NET AJAX Photo Slideshow application that leverages ASP.NET AJAX Framework, ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit and ImageDraw. Each photo slide is dynamically created by ImageDraw objects adding built-in Rounded Rectangle Shapes for photo metadata; applying the desired imaging effect on the original photo and stamping the ImageDraw logo for watermarking.

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This ImageDraw demo demonstrates how easily you can use ImageDraw and ASP.NET AJAX Framework to design, in few minutes, an advanced AJAX-based Business Card Generator.

The following figure is a screenshot of the ASP.NET AJAX Business card Generator application that leverages ASP.NET AJAX Framework for input user interaction and ImageDraw for dynamic image composition purposes.

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SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP1 Beta release for the Windows Desktop platform to support the ADO.Net Entity Framework Beta 3 and the ADO.Net Entity Framework Tools December 2007 CTP.

SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP1 Beta release for the ADO.Net Entity Framework Beta 3 enables the following scenarios:

• Applications can work in terms of a more application-centric conceptual model, including types with inheritance, complex members, and relationships
• Applications are freed from hard-coded dependencies on a particular data engine or storage schema
• Mappings between the conceptual application model and the storage-specific schema can change without changing the application code
• Developers can work with a consistent application object model that can be mapped to various storage schemas, possibly implemented in different database management systems
• Multiple application models can be mapped to a single storage schema
• Language-integrated query support provides compile-time syntax validation for queries against a conceptual model

For more information please see the ADO.NET Entity Framework Beta 3 Documentation and ADO.NET Entity Framework Samples

Post feedback and questions to SQL Server Compact 3.5 MSDN Forum and ADO.NET MSDN Forum

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This demo demonstrates how you can bind Barcode Professional to ADO.NET DataSet in WPF Applications. Barcode Professional for WPF supports both DataBinding model i.e. XAML declarative DataBinding syntax as well as binding in code. In this demo we’ll use both WPF DataBinding methods.

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