I want to convert visio shapes to path data to use in xaml (WPF)

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I want to convert Visio Shapes to Path Data. Then I want to use these path data in Xaml (WPF)

If I spend my time on re-inventing the wheel, it will take too much time
Any Help ?

What I have tried:

I have spent very large time on Shapes and path manually

Any Help ?

Posted 30-Sep-20 1:13am

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Updated 30-Sep-20 5:14am

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Pete O'Hanlon 30-Sep-20 8:50am

There are a few paid for components that can do this for you. I've not seen any open source versions that would allow you to do this.

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2020-09-30T05:14:00

You're not "reinventing the wheel" when your only other alternative is to "buy" the wheel. That's what commerce and trade are all about and why I don't make my own shoes.

And if it was that easy, there comes the question of "fair use": MS could very well sue you for taking "their" (Visio) images (wholesale, not just one or 2), commercializing them, and not paying them their cut.