Control Gallery

VCSKicks CommandLink

vcskicks — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:59:45 GMT

The VCSKicks CommandLink control is a powerful control designed to mimic the look of command link control in Windows Vista and Windows 7. Uplift the image of your .NET applications with this easy-to-use control. CommandLink is extremely flexible, making it portable across Windows platforms. Its careful modular design makes it easy to inherit to create either small variations or completely new controls. VCSKicks CommandLink saves hours of development time by putting a well written control at your finger tips. Buy with source code to quickly reuse fragments of the control to save even more development time.

String Library Processing PRO

vcskicks — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:57:46 GMT

The String Processing Library Pro is a professional .NET component that expands the functionality of .NET string processing with 53 powerful string functions. Avoid having to rewrite the same functions over and over and save hours of development time. The functions were written with efficiency in mind, each function is a state-of-the-art piece of code. Add this library now to your arsenal of source code.

Binarymission - Multi-column ComboBox for WinForms

Binarymission — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:31:40 GMT

BinaryCombobox© .NET :- An advanced databound Multi-column capable combobox .NET control
BinaryComboBox is an advanced Microsoft .NET WinForms © control, providing a flat styled, feature rich and highly configurable, data-bound/unbound, multi-column data display capable ComboBox control for the Microsoft WinForms © .NET 2.0 framework.

Features include:

Multi-column data view
Data Filtering
Data filtering / reporting
Text auto-completion
Image combobox mode
Font and Drive combobox modes
Themes
and much more features
Please visit the product web site here: http://www.binarymission.co.uk

UIControlSuite .NET Express edition (Retail edition - FREE)

Binarymission — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:26:29 GMT

UIControlSuite .NET Express edition is a free pack of .NET WinForms controls.

This package contains several of the controls we offer in our Enterprise edition of UIControlSuite .NET package.

The express edition comprises of the following components:

SuperTooltip, Alertpopup, Header control, Button, Tooltip, ExplorerBar, Menu, Color picker, Button collection, UpDown spinner and Extended Textbox controls.

These are retail editions, and you can use them in your commercial applicaitons for FREE.

If you need a lot more .NET controls for both WinForms and WPF, you may consider buying the enterprise edition.

To download your free Express (retail) edition, please visit us in our web site page here http://www.binarymission.co.uk, and send an email, and you will be sent a link to download the Express edition package.

- Binarymission

http://www.binarymission.co.uk

Actipro SyntaxEditor for WPF

Actipro — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:29:55 GMT

SyntaxEditor is a powerful text editing control that is packed with features for efficient code editing, including syntax highlighting, line numbers, block selection, IntelliPrompt UI, split views, zooming, bi-di support, and much more. It has many of the same code editing features found in the Visual Studio code editor.

SyntaxEditor is built on top of our next-generation extensible text/parsing framework. While over 20 sample languages are available to get you started (such as C#, VB, XML, and more), custom language definitions can be developed and distributed with your applications as well. SyntaxEditor is designed for use in IDE (integrated development environment) applications, however there are many other applications out there than can take advantage of such a control.

A free add-on is included that integrates domain-specific language (DSL) parsers created using Microsoft Oslo's MGrammar with SyntaxEditor, allowing it to syntax highlight code based on the DSL parser.

Editing and Appearance Features

Syntax Highlighting and Themes

SyntaxEditor is a syntax-highlighting code editor control that uses language definitions and a powerful text/parsing framework to provide many of the features found in the Visual Studio code editor. Highlighting styles can be completely customized by the end user, even allowing the changing of text area background and line number margin colors.

The SDI Editor demo, with SyntaxEditor using a custom theme

Advanced Editing Capabilities

SyntaxEditor has a number of display features you find in the Visual Studio code editor such as line numbers, visible whitespace, word wrap, line modification marks, split views, mouse wheel zooming, and more. Multiple undo/redo support is integrated with the editor. Selections can be made using the standard snaking mode or block (rectangular) mode.

Word wrap, line modification marks, block selection, and a scrollbar tray button

Over 100 Edit Actions

Over 100 edit actions are included with SyntaxEditor that cover everything from basic caret movement and selection to features such as tabification, character/word/line transposition, etc.

Unicode and Bi-Directional Editing Support

SyntaxEditor supports the editing of any Unicode characters and even has full support for working with embedded bi-directional text.

Text/Parsing Framework Features

Documents and Snapshots

A document is what is "edited" by a SyntaxEditor, as it is the object that provides access to all the text being edited. It supports easy file load/save and can be tied to a language definition to provide extended functionality. The complete document text is available any time via snapshots, where each snapshot is an immutable versioned thread-safe copy of the text at the time it was created. Snapshots allow you to parse text without fear of it changing in the middle of a parse. There are powerful text scanning classes included and offsets within a snapshot can be translated to their relative location in any other snapshot for the same document. This means that you can reliably locate a certain range of text, even after multiple edits have been made.

Batch Text Change Operations

The text/parsing framework's text change model is extremely powerful and provides many helper methods for doing everything from simple text replace operations to append operations. Multiple operations can be queued up into a single text change and executed as a single atomic unit.

Language Definitions

Language definitions are a core piece of the text/parsing framework. They basically encapsulate all functionality for a particular code language that is being used within a SyntaxEditor control. This is everything from various types of parsing (which drive features like syntax highlighting) all the way to simpler features like determining word breaks or performing line commenting. Transitions between multiple languages are fully supported.

A HTML language definition that makes language transitions to other languages like CSS and JScript

Over 20 full source sample language definitions are included with SyntaxEditor for common languages like Assembly, Batch files, C#, CSS, HTML, INI files, Java, JScript, Lua, MSIL, Pascal, Perl, PHP, PowerShell, Python, SQL, VB.NET, VBScript, and XML. Custom language definition can easily be created, thereby making it possible to build a code editor for any proprietary language.

Line Commenting

Languages can each be assigned a line commenter that is capable of adding and removing comments. Algoritms for both line-based comments (like C#'s "//") and range comments (like XML's ") are supported. Custom algorithms can be developed as well.

Export to HTML and RTF

SyntaxEditor has built-in functionality for easily exporting syntax-highlighted text content to a string or file in HTML and/or RTF formats. Options are also available for auto-copying text in these formats when clipboard operations are performed.

IntelliPrompt Features

Completion List

The completion list popup is used to display a number of code completion options to the end user, not only providing intelligent information about the code being edited, but also improving the productivity of the end user by supporting "Ctrl+Space" functionality. Completion lists support a powerful filtering mechanism that can display tabs and/or buttons to show/hide items that meet certain criteria. They include numerous matching algorithm options, including some that allow you to make matches just by typing any characters in the item text. Custom matching algorithms can be developed, and the completion list auto-highlights matched text. Description tips show more information about items via the use of rich formatted content.

A completion list that has filtering UI, matched text highlighting, and a description tip displayed

Quick Info

Quick info tips can be used to give more information about what is at the current caret location or under the mouse. They support any type of content, however the most appealing way to add content is to use our mini-HTML markup language that applies rich formatting to the displayed text.

Printing Features

Dialogs and Options

The display of various Print and Print Preview dialogs is as easy as a simple method call. SyntaxEditor includes a number of settings that affect printouts only, and not the editor views.

Margins

Built-in margins include document title, line number, word wrap glyph, and page number margins. It's easy to create a custom margin and insert it anywhere in a printed page.

A custom printer view document title margin with a company logo, shown in the built-in print preview dialog

Searching (Find/Replace) Features

General Search Functionality

All of the standard find/replace options are available, such as match case, match whole word, search up, multiple search pattern providers (regular expressions, etc.), scope options, etc. Regular expression searches return captures and support substitutions.

Search Pattern Providers

Search pattern providers describe the format in which find and replace text can be entered when doing searches. SyntaxEditor includes normal, regular expression, wildcard, acronym, and shorthand providers but it's easy for you to build your own custom ones as well.

EditorSearchView Control

An EditorSearchView control is included that implements a complete find/replace user interface, similar to the one found in Visual Studio. It features stylish animations when making mode changes and showing/hiding options and can be embedded in a tool window from our Docking & MDI product.

The EditorSearchView control

Optional Add-ons

Oslo Dataflow (MGrammar Parsers) Integration

A free add-on is included with SyntaxEditor that allows it to integrate with DSL parsers created using Microsoft's Olso MGrammar parser generator. Essentially, create your DSL (domain specific language) using MGrammar, generate a DynamicParser, and using our add-on, integrate it with SyntaxEditor in roughly 15 lines of code or less. The add-on is used to provide lexical parsing, classification, and syntax highlighting within SyntaxEditor.

Other Features

Performs Great with Large Documents

SyntaxEditor and the text/parsing framework have been specifically designed with large files in mind. They use numerous virtualization techniques that both reduce memory usage and improve performance, especially when large files are involved. SyntaxEditor can open a 10MB document almost instantly and its editing performance is unmatched by the competition.

Extensible Object Model and Separation of Document/UI

The SyntaxEditor product is split into two main assemblies: one that implements the text/parsing model and is cross platform (can be used in WinForms, ASP.NET, etc.) and one that implements the editor control user interface in WPF. There are a number of optional add-on assemblies that can be used and harness the frameworks in the main assemblies.

The object models in the product make extensive use of interfaces and thus, are extremely extensible. Our design provides for many extensibility points where you can customize the behavior of the editor however you need.

XBAP Support

SyntaxEditor fully supports use in XBAPs (browser applications). We have specifically engineered it to operate within the bounds of the XBAP security sandbox.

Extensive Documentation and Samples

Actipro has spent a lot of time refining the design of SyntaxEditor to take advantage of WPF best practices. We realize that a good product is only part of the equation though and have also worked very hard to write detailed documentation on the product. In addition to that, SyntaxEditor ships with the full source for many QuickStart examples that each focus on learning a specific feature.

Part of Actipro WPF Studio

This product can be purchased individually or as part of the Actipro WPF Studio control suite bundle.

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Actipro WPF Essentials - WPF Control Bundle

Actipro — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:06:48 GMT

WPF Essentials is an inexpensive bundle of Actipro’s most popular WPF products: Ribbon, Docking & MDI, Editors, Navigation, Wizard, and the Shared Library. All products are XBAP compatible and have VS 2008 designer support, extensive documentation, and a large number of samples.

WPF Essentials is the premiere suite of professional UI controls and components for WPF. WPF Essentials licensees enjoy one year of free upgrades to any new versions of the above products.

Actipro Ribbon is a control suite that implements an Office 2007-like user interface and meets all of the Microsoft licensing requirements for ribbon UI’s. Powerful features like automated layout resizing, galleries with live preview, QAT customization, color pickers, contextual tab groups, themes, WPF command model integration, key tips and screen tips are just some of the amazing features you’ll find.

Actipro Docking & MDI is a complete solution for easily adding a docking tool window and/or multiple document interface to your WPF applications. It has more options than nearly any other competitive product out there. While it supports all the types of standard layouts you find in most docking window products, it also supports some extended functionality such as: nested dock sites (a self-contained set of docking windows within another docking window), side-by-side dock sites (two or more self-contained sets of docking windows next to each other), tool window inner fill (no workspace area), tabbed and standard MDI styles, custom workspace content, total control over docking window capabilities and appearance, animated transitions, and much more.

Actipro Editors is a suite of controls, including several parts-based editors and a masked text control, that can be used to collect user input. The parts-based editors use individual controls, called parts, to present and modify discreet values in an associated object or objects. Several default implementations are provided, for such types as Brush, Color, DateTime, and many more, or you can build your own. The masked text control can be used to restrict user input to a predefined regular expression mask, with support for input prompts, literal completion, and custom validation. An advanced month calendar control is also provided, that supports multiple selection, easy navigation, and much more. In addition, Actipro Editors can be quicklky and seemlessly integrated into both the Actipro Ribbon and Actipro PropertyGrid controls.

Actipro Navigation is a control suite that includes Outlook 2007 navigation bar, Windows explorer bar and breadcrumb controls, along with styles for animated Expander controls. Functionality and styles match their real-world counterparts and numerous built-in themes are provided for each control.

Actipro Wizard provides a powerful framework for developing wizard dialogs in WPF that follow the Aero Wizard and Wizard97 specifications. Features include multiple page types, easy page sequencing, selection change processing, full control over button states, page titles that update the containing Window, themes, templating, animated page transitions, automatic layout, and more. You can even retemplate Wizard for use in making WPF-based slide show presentations.

Actipro Shared Library is a useful library of miscellaneous controls and components. There are controls for easily adding reflections or resizing capabilities to any control, a radio button list, color pickers, animated transition presenter, and more. Components include everything from various helper classes to a recent document reference manager.

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Actipro Editors for WPF

Actipro — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 16:57:13 GMT

Actipro Editors is a suite of controls, including several parts-based editors and a masked text control, that can be used to collect user input. Built for the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), the controls are highly configurable and designed to follow WPF best practices.

Parts-based Editor Controls

Parts-based editors use individual controls, called parts, to present and modify discreet values in an associated object or objects. Several default implementations are provided for common .Net types, which include Brush, Color, DateTime, Double, Guid, Int32, Int32Rect, Point, Rect, Size, and Vector.

In addition, the framework can be leveraged to build parts-based editors for any custom types.

Extensibility
Several type-specific implementation of the parts-based editor are provided and include the following .Net types:

System namespace

DateTime
Guid
Double
Int32

System.Windows namespace

Int32Rect
Point
Rect
Size
Vector

System.Windows.Media namespace

Brush
Color

These controls can be used as-is or as the basis for a custom control. In addition, you can build a parts-based editor for any custom types you may have using the existing framework. An example of this is included in our Sample Browser.

Default and Custom Items
Each type-specific implementation of the parts-based editor includes several default items, such as a drop-down button (like in a ComboBox) and spinner buttons. The default items also include any underlying parts/groups which are used to present and modify the associated value. In addition to these default items, any number of custom items can be added, through XAML or a code-behind file. Custom items are intermixed with the default items, and their order can be quickly and easily customized. This allows you to insert a custom item before or after any of the default items as needed.

A DateTimeEditBox with a custom delete button to the left of the drop-down button

Null Values
All type-specific parts-based editors support null values, with value-types leveraging the Nullable class. A null CheckBox is included as a default item, which can be used by the end-user to set the associated value to null. In addition, an initial value can be specified which is used to initialize the associated value from null, when the end-user checks the associated CheckBox or enters a value in an associated part.

Special null content, also known as a watermark, can be displayed when the associated value is null. This content is fully customizable through the use of a DataTemplate or DataTemplateSelector. This allows you to include controls, such as buttons or images, or to handle certain events, such as mouse hover.

A GuidEditBox with it's default null content displayed

Drop-down Button
A drop-down button can be included, which works much like the drop-down button of a ComboBox. The drop-down button can be used by the end-user to show or hide customizable drop-down content. The Brush, Color, and DateTime parts-based editors include default drop-down content, which uses an appropriate control (e.g. the DateTime uses MonthCalendar). You can either use the default drop-down content as-is, or tune it to your needs.

A ColorEditBox with it's default drop-down content displayed

Format Strings
Most of the type-specific parts-based editors provided include support for format strings, which allow you to quickly configure the look and feel of the control. For example, the DateTime parts-based editor fully supports both the standard and custom format strings of the DateTime type. This allows you to set the format to "d" to only display the parts for the date portion, or you can use the format "t" to only show the time.

A DateTimeEditBox with the custom format string "dd/MM/yy 'at' hh:mm"

Spinner Buttons
Nearly all of the parts provided can have their associated value incremented or decremented, using the default spinner buttons or by using the up/down arrow keys. The Int32 and Double parts-based editors also provide a step value, which is used when incrementing or decrementing. By default, the step value is 1, but can be customized as needed.

Minimum/Maximum Values
Minimum and maximum values can be specified for most of the type-specific parts-based editors. For integral types, such as DateTime, Int32, and Double, the meaning and use of the minimum and maximum values is obvious. For aggregate types, such as Point, Rect, and Size, the minimum and maximum values can be used to restrict the individual parts. For example, using a minimum of "0,-10" and a maximum of "10,0" will restrict the X value to the range 0 through 10 and the Y value to the range -10 through 0.

MaskedTextBox Control

The MaskedTextBox control can be used to restrict user input to a predefined regular expression mask. Any characters that do not match the regular expression are discarded. Distinctive prompts indicate where input is required and literal characters are automatically displayed and inserted when possible.

Mask
Input into a MaskedTextBox is restricted to a specified regular expression mask. If the user types any characters that would violate the regular expression, then it will be ignored. If the character(s) does not violate the regular expression, then it is added. The regular expression can include alternations (e.g. "(One|Two)") and/or quantifiers (e.g. "\d*"), which makes it extremely flexible.

Prompts
One or more prompts can be displayed when additional input is required. Any character or Geometry can be used for prompting, giving you full control over the look of your control. You have complete control over the brush used to render the prompts and when they are rendered (always, only when the control has focus, or never).

A MaskedTextBox with a default and custom Geometry prompt, and underscore character prompt

Custom validation
When the regular expression is not sufficient, you can apply custom validation or value coercion. The TextChanging event allows the underlying text to be checked and/or altered before it is committed. In fact, many of the parts-based editors leverage this functionality to ensure valid data is entered.

MonthCalendar Control

MonthCalendar can be used to select one or more dates, with support for custom logic (e.g. exclude weekends from selection). There are four view levels (Month, Year, Decade, and Century) which use smooth zoom in/out animations and allow the end-user to quickly navigate around.

Selection
Several selection modes are supported, which mimic the feel of the ListBox selection modes. Single selection allows only one date to be selected at a time, and the selection follows the focused date. Multiple selection allows several non-contiguous dates to be selected without having to hold down the Control and/or Shift keys. Extended selection works like single selection, but allows additional dates to be included by hold down the Control and/or Shift keys. Finally, Range selection works like Extended but requires the selected dates to be contiguous (not counting disabled dates).

Additional selection logic can be implemented by handling the SelectionChanging event, or you can cancel the selection change all together.

A MonthCalendar with two ranges selected using the Extended mode

Disabled Dates
The selection can be restricted to certain dates using several options. A minimum and maximum date can be specified, thus disabling any dates outside the given range. This also has the effect of preventing the end-user from navigating outside the specified range.

Individual days of the week can be disabled, thus preventing them from being selected. This allows you to prevent weekends from being selected (e.g. Saturday and Sunday). In addition, individual dates or ranges can be disabled as needed.

Custom Item Styles
Each item of the MonthCalendar control can have a custom Style applied to it. In addition, a StyleSelector can be used for more complex logic such as making the text of odd numbered Tuesdays bold. Styles can also be applied to month items, year items, etc, so you are not limited to just the day items.

Custom styles for specific days

Interoperability

PropertyGrid Interop
The Actipro Editors controls can be easily integrated into the Actipro PropertyGrid using a special Interop assembly. The Interop assembly provides several default property editors, which are used by the PropertyGrid control to associate a control (or DataTemplate) with one or more properties. Samples are included that show how to accomplish this, or to build your own custom property editors.

A PropertyGrid control with the BrushEditBox integrated using the Interop assembly

Ribbon Interop
The controls provided by the Editors product can be easily integrated into the Actipro Ribbon using a special Interop assembly. The Interop assembly provides Ribbon compatible styles for the Editors controls, which allows them to blend in seemlessly with the existing Ribbon controls.

A Ribbon control that has several Editors controls in its groups

General Features

Theming
Built-in themes are included for the three Office themes and all Windows system themes. While this encompasses a lot of built-in themes, you can also generate a completely custom tinted theme with a single line of code. For advanced developers who want even more customization possibilities, we've made all our controls so that they can be styled and templated and all primitive elements that are used in our built-in control templates are public.

Right-to-left and Localization
UI supports right-to-left layouts and all text in the user interface may be localized to other languages.

XBAP Support
Editors fully supports use in XBAPs (browser applications). We have specifically engineered it to operate within the bounds of the XBAP security sandbox and documented areas of note.

Extensive Documentation and Samples
Actipro has spent a lot of time refining the design of the Editors product to take advantage of WPF best practices. We realize that a good product is only part of the equation though and have also worked very hard to write detailed documentation on the product. In addition to that, Editors ships with the full source for many QuickStart examples that each focus on learning a specific feature.

Part of Actipro WPF Studio
This product can be purchased individually or as part of the Actipro WPF Studio control suite bundle.

Visit our web site to try a live online demo.

ShellObjects.WPF

ssware — Fri, 29 May 2009 07:36:11 GMT

ShellObjects.WPF is a set of components which allow your applications to create quick-launch like appbars with drag-docking and autohide functionality [ShellAppBar], display MSN/Office2003 style popups [ShellPopupNotification], create back-forward navigating wizards [Wizard], display Explorer-like progress dialogs [ShellProgressDialog], monitor system idle time [SystemIdleTimer], perform multiple file/folder operations with Explorer-like progress dialog support [ShellFileOperation], define and listen to system-wide hotkeys [ SystemHotkey], create system tray icons with support for animations, multiple icons and balloon styles [ShellNotiyIcon], display Vista-style task-dialogs [TaskDialog], SingleInstanceComponent, TaskScheduler library, shortcut/internet shortcut library and more. ShellObjects.WPF is written in 100% C# managed code; it fully supports Visual Studio 2008 with Net 3.5/3.0 and Vista; it has a royalty-free redistribution license; it has no external dependencies and it comes with comprehensive documentation and numerous samples.

WPF NotifyIcon

hardcodet.net — Wed, 06 May 2009 07:25:51 GMT

This is an implementation of a NotifyIcon (system tray icon) for the WPF platform. It does not just rely on the corresponding WinForms component, but is a purely independent control which leverages several features of the WPF framework in order to display rich tooltips, popups, context menus, and balloon messages.

IntegralUI Containers

lidor — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:41:21 GMT

IntegralUI Containers is a set of four advanced container controls which are easy to use and fully customizable. The included controls are: Expander, SplitContainer, TabControl and TabDockContainer.

Features:

Highly customizable appearance
Unique ability to make combination of toolbar and tabs
Add buttons, labels and separators to the toolbar in control tab strip
Use of command buttons in control header or tab for specific tasks
Support for custom animated GIFs in every tab with control over animation
Fading effect with five speed levels
Choose among 7 predefined shapes of tabs
Tabs can be displayed in three modes: AutoSized, Compressed and Justified
Tabs can display its content in horizontal and vertical orientation
Three ways to change the appearance of tab strip: using tabs, collapsing buttons or standard splitter
Each page acts as a docking container
And much more . . .

Coverflow for WPF

traskjd — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 04:55:51 GMT

WPF Coverflow is control that allows developers to add coverflow styled lists to their applications similar to those shown in iTunes. WPF Coverflow can be richly configured:

Configure the size of the covers
Alter the size or existence of the reflections
Completely customise the look and feel of the covers with standard WPF styling techniques
Covers can show any UIElement - an image, full motion video, even other WPF controls!
Alter the spacing between covers
Alter the tilt of the covers

The control also works with all standard WPF capabilities - for example, binding to an ItemsSource property for the collection of covers. A free trial is available for users to experiment with creating coverflow UI in their applications.

CryptoLicensing For .Net

ssware — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 05:22:55 GMT

CryptoLicensing for .Net is a 100% .Net solution to add licensing, copy-protection and activation capabilities to your .Net, Windows Forms (WinForms) and WPF applications, components and controls and ASP.Net web sites. CryptoLicensing uses the latest military strength, state-of-the-art cryptographic technology to ensure that your software and intellectual property is protected. * Protect your intellectual property, increase sales and maximize ROI. * Variety of licensing rules for the most common licensing scenarios. o Create cryptographic licenses for full versions of your software. o Create evaluation or trial versions. o Add online or manual activation and hardware locking. o On-demand licenses. o Subscription licenses. o And more! * Flexible and adaptable licensing to suit your exact needs. * Secure and unbreakable cryptographic licenses offer maximum protection to your software. * User friendly activation and hardware locking scheme. * Fast, reliable, light-weight and simple API to integrate in your software.

MindFusion.Reporting for Windows Forms

MindFusion — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:32:58 GMT

MindFusion.Reporting provides applications targeting the .NET platform with the ability to create and display various kinds of reports. The component supports complex data-binding scenarios and comes with a built-in scripting engine that allows adding calculated values to the report. Output options include a Windows Forms report viewer component, print and print preview, export to PDF and HTML.

FPS Controls for WPF

FPS — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:24:16 GMT

Navigation Control, DateTime Picker, Month Calendar, Multimonth Calendar, Color Picker 5 WPF components are located in this pack to give you ability to customize WPF applications, using 8 predefined themes. 8 Predefined themes with custom styled window is supported: Office Blue, Silver, Black, Orange, Green, Vista (non transparent), MAC Skin, Media Player 10. New themes will be developed in new versions of custom window and components that include this window. Fully supported by Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and Expresion Blend.

FPS Wizard for WPF

FPS — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:22:16 GMT

New styled Wizard component for WPF with 10+ transition effects, 9 themes WPF Wizard with defined custom window, with number of themes, navigation buttons and transitions. Robust event handling system for common events such as NextPage, PrevPage, Finish, Help buttons Clicked. 8 Predefined themes with custom styled window is supported: Office Blue, Silver, Black, Orange, Green, Vista (non transparent), MAC Skin, Media Player 10. New themes will be developed in new versions of custom window and components that include this window. Currently you can use such transition effects as: Fade, NY Times, Rotate, Wipe, Zoom, Flip, Door, Rotate 3D, Skew, Roll, Page, Tranlate, Fade and Grow. Many more effects will be added in new versions of Wizard Component.