Professional Flow Diagramming VC++ Source Code Solution



XD++ MFC Library Professional Edition!
Every Visual C++ Developer "Must Own" Souce Kit! it includes the
following features:

Full source code
XD++ MFC Library is completely written in Microsoft Visual C++. Source
code, which you get for free, has many advantages:

Ability to customize it;
You can further develop the product;
Complete control of the product's programming quality;
Flowcharting
This functionality enables XD++ MFC Library to become a powerful flow
charting tool. The link object is a special object that has the sole
purpose of connecting shapes together. Since it is a real shape, you
can set properties for it:

Arrowheads, style and size;
Line color, thickness and style;
Shape name, for easier identification.
Object links in flowcharting:
Rectilinear and direct object links;
Ability to edit nodes and links through source code;
Object avoidance: auto-routing algorithm routes the connecting line
around other objects;
Adjusting the position of the first and the last point of a link.
Vector drawing
XD++ MFC Pro comes with a set of predefined shapes, such as: Arcs;
Dimension line; Rectangle; Curve; Ellipse; Line; Freeform polygons;
Text; Diamond; Triangle; Right triangle; Parallelogram; Trapezoid;
Hexagon; Octagon; Plus sign; Star; Pentagon; Left arrow; Scribble;
Etc.

You can subject shapes to:
Formatting;
Grouping/Ungrouping;
Moving;
Rotating;
Flipping;
Reversing, etc.
Hyperlinking
Simply add hyperlinks to each shape and drawing page. Through a
hyperlink you can jump to another XD++ MFC Pro drawing, another file
(.DOC, .XLS, etc.), or your Web site for example!

Raster imaging tools
Several raster imaging tools are @ your disposal:
Filling shapes with patterns, textures, pictures and with all
standard colors;
Text editing
XD++ MFC Pro has a variety of text manipulating devices:

Plain text: This device is convenient when drawing titles, logos, or
other short text you want to manipulate, i.e. stretch, flip, custom-
fill, etc.;
Text boxes: This device is suitable for manipulating large blocks of
formatted text;
Displaying and editing text in composite shape;
Object model
The object model of XD++ MFC Pro is improved and therefore far more
logical and intuitive. It allows you to manipulate shapes and events
quickly and easily.

Workspace display
A variety of properties are available to set the way you want the
drawing workspace to be displayed with:

Page break line;
Grid;
Paper background;
Scroll bars;

Printing
Several useful printing options are @ your disposal:

XD++ MFC Pro prints the whole drawing on canvas and auto split pages;
Specifies print settings such as margins, orientation, paper size,
etc.;
Complete control of printing, Print Preview and Printer Setup dialog
box.
Other features

Unlimited Undo-Redo capability;
Zooming;
Panning;
Rotating
Dynamic re-ordering and object grouping;
4 C++ and VB sample projects with complete source code.
Compatibility
XD++ MFC Pro is compatible with a wide range of development languages
and platforms, including:
MS Visual Basic;
MS Visual C++;
MS FoxPro for Windows;
Borland C++ Builder;
Borland Delphi;
Any other 32-bit programming environments that support ActiveX
components.

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