I'm looking for a .NET diagramming component to draw process flowsheets in a
WinForms app. My first idea was to use the Visio ActiveX drawing control,
which has proven to be kludgy at best. I've also looked at two purely .NET
components, Syncfusion's Essential Diagram and Northwoods GoDiagram.
Syncfusion's is very buggy and its "custom symbols" are rather cumbersome to
design. Northwoods seems to be my choice so far, but I'm wondering if there
are others people have used and like for whatever reason or another. Cost
is somewhat of a concern, looking for something in the $1-2K range.
Thanks
Dave Taylor
Process Engineering Resources, Inc.
4  2074 
Hi Dave
I have used AddFlow by Patrick Lassalle: www.lassalle.com
It is very flexible, and well within the $1-2k target.
HTH
Charles
"Dave Taylor" <no**********@p rocesseng.com> wrote in message
news:OR******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I'm looking for a .NET diagramming component to draw process flowsheets in
a WinForms app. My first idea was to use the Visio ActiveX drawing
control, which has proven to be kludgy at best. I've also looked at two
purely .NET components, Syncfusion's Essential Diagram and Northwoods
GoDiagram. Syncfusion's is very buggy and its "custom symbols" are rather
cumbersome to design. Northwoods seems to be my choice so far, but I'm
wondering if there are others people have used and like for whatever
reason or another. Cost is somewhat of a concern, looking for something
in the $1-2K range.
Thanks
Dave Taylor
Process Engineering Resources, Inc.
Hi Dave
I have used AddFlow by Patrick Lassalle: www.lassalle.com
It is very flexible, and well within the $1-2k target.
HTH
Charles
"Dave Taylor" <no**********@p rocesseng.com> wrote in message
news:OR******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I'm looking for a .NET diagramming component to draw process flowsheets in
a WinForms app. My first idea was to use the Visio ActiveX drawing
control, which has proven to be kludgy at best. I've also looked at two
purely .NET components, Syncfusion's Essential Diagram and Northwoods
GoDiagram. Syncfusion's is very buggy and its "custom symbols" are rather
cumbersome to design. Northwoods seems to be my choice so far, but I'm
wondering if there are others people have used and like for whatever
reason or another. Cost is somewhat of a concern, looking for something
in the $1-2K range.
Thanks
Dave Taylor
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