New features added to the intellectual Silverlight diagraming component

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) August 18, 2011 -- Perpetuum Software releases a new version of SharpShooter Diagrams, a powerful Silverlight component designed to easily add diagramming features to your Silverlight applications.

Based on the users’ feedback, our developers added new features to make the process of creation of flow charts, org charts, BPMN and other diagram types much easier. New features include full support for styles and themes analogous to MS Office Word styles and themes, ability to group objects and manually adjust link paths. Re-designed toolbox offers search option and the possibility to insert and replace shapes with a double click.

New shapes such as swimlane and complex cycle diagram component make it possible to create even more sophisticated diagrams. Full support for BPMN 2.0 and ER diagrams is provided.

The rest of new features make user experience pleasant. It’s just enough to start entering text from the keyboard on the selected shape to see the immediate result on the screen; users can stretch pictures to fit the shape, re-load images, drag-and-drop images from the file explorer, and edit hyperlink properties.

SharpShooter Diagrams is still in Beta and we welcome early adopters to evaluate the product and share experience. 40% Discount is awaiting those willing to start using SharpShooter Diagrams right now, while it is in Beta.

Download SharpShooter Diagrams…
http://www.perpetuumsoft.com/Downloads.aspx?lang=en&pid=142

The company was founded in 2002. It offers .NET, ASP.NET and Silverlight software components designed for reporting and data visualization. Company headquarter is based in Russia (Barnaul) with offices in USA (Tampa), Europe (Italy and Germany) and Latin America (Brazil). It stands as Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. 4500 clients in more than 70 countries have been using Perpetuum Software products for 8 years.

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