Recently we had a customer ask if we had anything like our WinForms Magnifier MouseTool available on the WebForms side of things.  We get this question somewhat frequently, and it's always one of those features that seems to fall off the end of the development cycle to higher priority features.  The answer to this question has always ...

Lou and I recently returned from the AjaxWorld Conference & Expo in NYC.  Most of the sessions I attended were very informative, some were advertorials, some were advertisements, and a few were actually laughable.  This AjaxWorld conference was not run as well as the last one I attended.  The biggest problems I saw with this ...

One of the most sought after features for developers using our products is that of printing multi-page document images through the web using a thin client/AJAX approach.  There are a set of fundamental problems with doing this: Printing can only be done using the browser's print dialog, as there is no direct way to interface with the ...

It's been a while since I last spoke about anything on this blog... the main reason for this is we've been hard at work getting the DotImage 4.0 release out.  Now that it's out, I'd like to show you the two coolest additions to the our AJAX WebControls. We've added a new AJAX thumbnail control, and we've completely redeveloped the ...

We've been getting quite a few questions in reguard to AJAX style paging through multi-page Tiff files.  This topic shows how simple this task is using our WebImageViewer control. First, drop a WebImageViewer control on the form, we'll call this one WebImageViewer1 for simplicity.  If you haven't ...

Bill Bither and I attended the Real-World AJAX One-Day Seminar in NYC on Monday, and many different methods of interacting with the server asynchronously were covered.  With all the different methods to choose from, I felt that I could give an example on how our WebImageViewer control does this. The WebImageViewer control does not use the ...