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Use recommended tools to create a data-flow diagram - Training
You can use any canvas, physical or virtual, to create a data-flow diagram. Engineers at Microsoft recommend three tools to help you in your threat modeling journey.
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These classes encapsulate drawing tools that are used to draw on a device context.
CGdiObject
The base class for GDI drawing tools.
CBrush
Encapsulates a GDI brush that can be selected as the current brush in a device context. Brushes are used for filling interiors of objects being drawn.
CPen
Encapsulates a GDI pen that can be selected as the current pen in a device context. Pens are used for drawing the border lines of objects.
CFont
Encapsulates a GDI font that can be selected as the current font in a device context.
CBitmap
Encapsulates a GDI bitmap, providing an interface for manipulating bitmaps.
CPalette
Encapsulates a GDI color palette for use as an interface between the application and a color output device such as a display.
CRectTracker
Displays and handles the user interface for resizing and moving rectangular objects.
Training
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Use recommended tools to create a data-flow diagram - Training
You can use any canvas, physical or virtual, to create a data-flow diagram. Engineers at Microsoft recommend three tools to help you in your threat modeling journey.