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Leadtools.Annotations.Rendering provides libraries with functionality for end-users to render the different annotation objects.
| Path | Target Platform |
|---|---|
| <installdir>\Redist\DotNet4\Win32 | x86 .NET 4 or 4.5 |
| <installdir>\Redist\DotNet4\x64 | x64 .NET 4 or 4.5 |
| Assembly |
|---|
| Leadtools.dll |
| Leadtools.Annotations.Engine.dll |
| Leadtools.Annotations.Rendering.Wpf.dll |
| Leadtools.Annotations.Rendering.Winforms.dll |
| NuGet Package | Description | |
| Leadtools.Annotations.WinForms | ||
| Leadtools.Annotations.Wpf |
| Name | Path | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Annotations WinForms | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\WinForms | Generates a helper library that includes automation viewer implementation and some helper classes that you can use/customize in your application Provides user interfaces and dialogs used in other annotations demos |
| Annotations (WPF) | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\Wpf | Generates a helper library that includes an automation viewer implementation and some helper classes that you can use/customize in your application. Provides an implementation for the user interfaces and dialogs used in other annotations demos. |
| Annotations UserMedicalPack | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\UserMedicalPack.WinForms | Demonstrates generating a package of annotations objects that can be integrated with core annotations and automation. Creates medical specific annotation objects like snap point, intersection point, and Cobb angle. After creating the package with this demo project, you can load it in the Annotations Demo You can follow this same procedure to create your own custom objects and easily integrate them with Annotations Automation. |
| Annotations UserMedicalPack | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\UserMedicalPack.Wpf | Generates a package of annotations objects that can be integrated with core annotations and automation. Creates medical specific annotation objects like snap point, intersection point, and Cobb angle. After creating the package with this demo project, you can load it in the Annotations Demo You can follow this same procedure to create your own custom objects and easily integrate them with Annotations Automation. |
| Annotation Conversion Demo | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\AnnConversionDemo | Demonstrates how to convert old LEADTOOLS annotations formats to the new format (Annotations.Engine). Also converts from annotations saved as tags inside TIFF files or embedded inside PDF files into a LEADTOOLS annotations XML file. |
| Annotations Bates Stamp Composer Demo | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\AnnotationsBatesStampComposerDemo | Demonstrates how to create a LEADTOOLS Bates Stamp object, burn it to image, or save it to an XML file. You can load the saved file using the Annotations demo to apply the stamp object onto the container. |
| Annotations Demo (WinForms) | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\AnnotationsDemo | Demonstrates Annotations (image markup) functionality. Annotation objects: Rectangle, Ellipse, Hilite, Line, Redact, Text, Ruler, Protractor, CrossProduct, Image, TextPointer, Point, Curve, Point, Polygon, Polyline |
| Annotations Layers Demo (WinForms) | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\AnnotationsLayersDemo | Demonstrates annotations layers support in the LEADTOOLS Annotations (image markup) functionality. |
| Annotations Roles Demo | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\AnnotationsRolesDemo | Demonstrates the annotations roles support in the LEADTOOLS Annotations (image markup) functionality. Use roles to control access to annotation objects based on user credentials. |
| Annotations Demo (WPF) | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\WPFAnnotationsDemo | Demonstrates Annotations (image markup) functionality. Annotation objects: Rectangle, Ellipse, Hilite, Line, Redact, Text, Ruler, Protractor, CrossProduct, Image, TextPointer, Point, Curve, Point, Polygon, Polyline |
| Annotations Layers Demo (WPF) | \Examples\Annotation\DotNet\WPFAnnotationsLayersDemo | Demonstrates annotations layers support in the LEADTOOLS Annotations (image markup) functionality. |