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A set of server controls (ImageDraw, ImageDrawButton, and ImageDrawMap) which generate real time on-fly Dynamic Composite Images for ASP.NET. Use all the potential of GDI+ to dynamically create composite images with lots of useful built-in Imaging Effects. Deliver real time dynamically generated composite images such as picture thumbnails, image buttons, image maps or any other graphical application. Main Features: Dynamic Image Composition - Lots of useful Imaging Effects out of the box, including: Adjust Brightness, Contrast, Gamma, Hue, Saturation, Opacity; Convert To Grayscale, Negative, Sepia; Crop, Drop REAL Shadow, Flip, Make Transparent, Perspective Shadow, Resize, Scale, Rotate, Round Corners, Silhouette, Stretch, Decorative Border, Glass Table, Mail Stamp, Polaroid, and Filmstrip - Accepts as image sources the following formats: GIF, JPG/JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, ICO, WMF, and EMF - Renders images on-fly in formats such as GIF, JPG/JPEG, BMP, and PNG - GIF & PNG Transparency support - Built-in PNG Transparency support for Internet Explorer 5.x & 6.x - Can render GDI+ bitmap objects to the specified image format - Can render images served by WebServices - Renders images embedded into ASP.NET Resources files (RESX) using ASP.NET Expressions - SQL Server BLOB (Binary Large Object) Images Data Binding support - XML Base64 String Images Data Binding support - Lets you to save the Output Composite Image on disk and IO Streams - It can be used to improve the appearance of your Visual Studio 2005 Local Reports (RDLC) - Cross-browser support including Internet Explorer, Netscape, FireFox, Opera, Safari - Full design-time support in Visual Studio .NET and Borland Developer Studio (C#Builder, Delphi for .NET) - Visual Image Editor and HotSpots Map Editor included - Intellisense support at HTML View and at Source Code View - Two Rendering Mechanisms - Image Caching capabilities - No complex configurations - DOES NOT require that the ASP.NET account have write perm

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