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Asked by Fritz41 in Web Graphics Software, Programming for ASP.NET, .NET Framework 3.x versions
Hi Experts
I have asked this question before, but got no useful response. Here it is again: I am planning a web site which will perform engineering calculations based on inputs that users will upload via completed spreadsheet templates. The site will do calculations and must then show the results in a graphic that can be (1) copied to the clipboard to paste into Excel, Word, etc, and (2) Printed directly in a neat format.
My question: which technology should I use to draw the graphics? In the past, I have explored SVG and Bitmaps, which I create in a seperate class and then embed in a results page. Any answer which can list available approaches with the pro's and con's of each with a motivated recommendation would be awarded the points. Note: I cannot use off the shelf graphics packages, because I need to draw custom engineering diagrams, not just pie charts etc.
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