Tag Archives: Zero Footprint

New Video Presenting HTML5 Zero Footprint DICOM Viewer

Posted on 2013-04-22 by Katie

The latest LEADTOOLS Version 18 promo video from our marketing crew shows off LEADTOOLS’ HTML5 Zero Footprint DICOM Viewer. This new video shows new and improved features including PACS connectivity, advanced client-side tools, DICOM annotations, study and series cell layout, … Continue reading →

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Universal Annotations Design and Format in LEADTOOLS 18

Posted on 2013-04-12 by Gabriel Smith

Annotation and Markup has been a staple feature in LEADTOOLS Document Imaging SDKs for almost two decades. Over the years it has undergone several transformations, some cosmetic and some structural. LEADTOOLS Annotations, which started as a CDLL API, were also … Continue reading →

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Live Technology Showcase Presentations at HIMSS 2013

Posted on 2013-02-12 by Katie

HIMSS 2013 is coming up in a few weeks and LEAD Technologies has some exciting plans for its exhibit this year. Stop by booth #2218 between March 4-6 to converse with our sales and technical support representatives about the recently … Continue reading →

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New HTML5 Zero Footprint DICOM Viewer Enhancements

Posted on 2012-09-25 by Otis

HTML5 DICOM Viewer Series Layout with multiple cells and Timeline It’s been a busy week here at LEAD Technologies. After releasing a beta program for our new WinRT SDK last Thursday, we have another major product update announcement regarding our … Continue reading →

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HTML5 DICOM Cine

Posted on 2012-08-16 by Otis

Cine Screenshot In a previous post I bragged on our customers and the amount of feedback we’ve received since our initial HTML5 release. I can’t reiterate how much our support, engineering and marketing departments love this kind of stuff. When … Continue reading →

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