Microsoft Office Document Imaging

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Hello,

I want to develop user control for my web application. The user control/active x should be able to show tiff images and should have all the features of an imaging tool like rotate, zoom, add new page etc.

I was of the opinion to use MODI as the base software and develop a plug in on top of it using C sharp .net. But now as Microsoft has depecrated MODI from Office 2010 I am confused should i stll go with MODI option or not.

Please suggest or should I use some other imaging software that provides the same functionality!

Posted 4-Aug-11 0:19am

Mujtaba Bhat

Updated 4-Aug-11 0:32am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-08-04T18:48:00

Of gosh, forget about MODI!

To achieve nearly all you want you can use either System.Drawing or WPF System.Windows.Media. Remember, you have first to choose between System.Windows.Forms or WPF. Normally System.Drawing works with Forms but does not live with WPF well; and System.Windows.Media is for WPF only.

I suggest you search through CodeProject articles — will find many interesting code samples and good tutorials.

See:
Image Processing Lab in C#[^],
C# Image/PictureBox Rotations[^],
CPJAImage - Yet another image drawing class[^],
Merging Images in .NET[^].

WPF:
Zooming and panning in WPF with fixed focus[^],
WPF tutorial: use reflections, shadows and rotations to create 3D effects[^],
How to generate a WPF image and render it in a Webpage[^],
SharpVectors - SVG# Reloaded: An Introduction[^],
Displaying Raw Images Using WPF[^].

It may give you and idea.

Look for other works of the same authors, do you own search.

Good luck,

—SA