AddFlow for .NET
AddFlow for .NET is a .NET Windows Forms Custom control. It provides approximately the same flowcharting/diagramming features as the ActiveX version and also some new features, more flexibility and a simpler and more powerful object model. It has been completely rewritten in C# to take advantage of the infrastructure provided by .NET. It is 100% Managed Code.

AddFlow ActiveX Control
AddFlow is an ActiveX control that lets you quickly build flowchart-enabled applications. Features such as distinct colors, fonts, shapes, styles, pictures, text, and so on for each object of the diagram (node or link) are available. Nodes stay connected when moved. Metafiles support, serialization, multi-level undo/redo, printing, zooming, Bezier and spline curves, reflexive links, link jumps, gradient colors, link autorouting, custome shapes, multiselection, scrolling, user data association, navigation in the graph. Runtime distribution is royalty free. AddFlow allows building a graph:

• either interactively (you can create a full diagram without any programmation)
• either programmaticaly (because it offers a set of OLE automation objects, properties and methods allowing for instance to create a node at a given position)

Graph layout components / LayoutFlow
The primary purpose of those tools is to offer a way to automatically display graphs or flow charts in a reasonable manner, following some aesthetic rules. Currently, we propose an ActiveX version and a .NET version of 4 Graph layout components.

HFlow
HFlow allows performing a hierarchical layout on a graph. Vertices are arranged in horizontal layers. The orders of the vertices on the layers are chosen so that the number of crossings is kept as small as possible.

SFlow
SFlow allows performing a symmetric layout on a graph. The symmetric layout produces a high degree of symmetry and is particularly useful for undirected graphs, where the directions of the edge are not important.

TFlow
TFlow allows performing a tree layout on a graph. The tree layout applies only to a specific subset of graphs: rooted trees. In such a graph, no vertice may have more than one parent.

OFlow
OFlow allows performing an orthogonal layout on a graph.