Leadtools.Formats.Vector (nuget): Supported Platforms: • NETStandard • NETFramework   Load, save, export, convert, archive, and process vector formats such as AutoCAD (DWG, DXF, DWF), HP (PCL, HP-GL), ESRI shapefile (SHP), Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM), Corel Presentation Exchange (CMX), Intergraph MicroStation, and Interactive Graphics Design System (DGN). Create a complete imaging solution that includes viewers, conversion, processing, and much more.   With LEADTOOLS, developers can create applications to load, save, and convert many industry-standard and proprietary formats. LEAD Technologies is committed to maintain and expand the most comprehensive support of file formats on the market, and currently supports more than 150 raster, vector, and document file formats and sub-formats.   Each file format includes a variety of load, save, and display options, including compression, bit depth, color space, progressive load (multi-pass), alpha channels, multiple pages, animation, and metadata. Developers can trust the award-winning file format support in LEADTOOLS because of its extensive inclusion and strict adherence to today's ever-changing file format specifications.  This is just a small part of a large technology offering called LEADTOOLS. To see all that LEADTOOLS has to offer, go to https://www.leadtools.com    Use the following link to register for a LEADTOOLS license file that is required to use this NuGet. The license file is free.   Additionally, the link provides access to the LEADTOOLS Installer. The Installer includes 100’s of demo applications with source code to jump start your development:  https://bit.ly/LEADTOOLS_NUGET
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