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Thanks!! Did not end up using either one but the reading led me to goJS.com, looks like it fits the bill.<br />
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Cheers
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Thanks!! Did not end up using either one but the reading led me to goJS.com, looks like it fits the bill.

Cheers

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I am looking for a component to allow me to drag and drop icons, text, lies etc and rotate/move them once placed. A drawing tool to make flowcharts and practice drills etc.<br />
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My application is written in C# asp.net 4.0 but I can use anything within.<br />
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I have found a company called <a href="http://www.nwoods.com/index.htm" rel="ugc">Northwoods </a>which puts out the type of product I need but it is pretty pricey.<br />
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Anyone know of others? Directions to look? I don't mind paying if it is worth it but I really have nothing to compare to.<br />
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Cheers and thanks
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I am looking for a component to allow me to drag and drop icons, text, lies etc and rotate/move them once placed. A drawing tool to make flowcharts and practice drills etc.

My application is written in C# asp.net 4.0 but I can use anything within.

I have found a company called Northwoods  (http://www.nwoods.com/index.htm)which puts out the type of product I need but it is pretty pricey.

Anyone know of others? Directions to look? I don't mind paying if it is worth it but I really have nothing to compare to.

Cheers and thanks

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