PICASSO WEB IMAGE ASP.NET script

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PICASSO WEB IMAGE is an online image editing and upload control. Online image editing and upload control. It allows you to retrieve, edit and upload server side image files in a web page , or load , edit and upload images from the client . Excellent image editor with intuitive interface makes online editing a easier and faster . Your website users will be impressed by the simplicity of updating their online image content as and when they need to . 99% of the images on this site were made with the Picasso image editor . FEATURES - HTTP,FTP Upload/Download - Save to GIF/JPG/BMP/PNG - Load from disk - FX - Cut/Copy/Paste - Loads 46 formats - Undo/Redo - Zoom In/Zoom Out - Text - rotate/shadow/outline - Save to GIF/JPG/BMP/PNG - Resizable selection - Select ellipse/rect/polygon - Transparent selection - Editable selection - Create GIF animations - Paint FX&GIF anima;/li> - Force Format,Width,Height And Name
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