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The LEADTOOLS Imaging Common Dialogs C++ Class Library greatly simplifies development. It saves hours of tedious programming by providing a set of common dialog boxes that combine Windows Common Dialog functionality with LEADTOOLS imaging functionality. This extends Windows common dialogs to provide imaging-specific capabilities. Before-and-after thumbnail image previews save processing time and avoid un-dos. These professional common imaging dialogs include image processing, conversion and effects.
Key Features:
Input dialog boxes for most LEADTOOLS image processing functions. These dialogs allow you to quickly and easily enable your application to gather input from end-users for required parameters. These dialogs can also be used to automatically process the image based on end-user input (thus reducing the amount of code you have to write).
Optional automatic processing of the image by the dialog to simplify development.
Color selection dialogs that support a number of color spaces with the ability to convert between them.
Extended FileOpen and FileSave dialogs with LEADTOOLS imaging-specific options.
Libraries for FileOpen, FileSave, Color Resolution, Image Processing/Filtering, and Effects.
User Interface control for the dialogs is provided through flags passed to each dialog function or method, allowing the text in the dialogs to be changed or localized. Specify your own String and/or Text, and Language Customization a great feature for localizing software for International users.
Optional before and after Thumbnail Preview option with zoom, scroll, and pan that allows users to preview images without loading them or affecting the original.
Progress bar indicating the status of applying the effect.
Optional Help callback function lets you provide custom help information for each dialog.
Supported Environments
The toolkit comes in Win32 and x64 editions. The environments supported depend upon the specific product, platform and function. For more information, refer to Supported Platforms / Operating Systems.
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