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FolderView.Net Control 2009 released.

6, Feb 2009

FolderView.Net 2009 brings drop-in Windows-Explorer-like folder browser functionality to your Windows Forms and WPF apps. This UI component is a perfect replacement for the plain, inflexible, modal APIs which developers are currently limited to. It offers complete support for AutoUpdate, dragdrop, icons, contextmenus, non-filesystem items, default key-handling, infotips and renaming. It features powerful behavior control [...]

Shell MegaPack ActiveX 2009 released

15, Jan 2009

Shell MegaPack ActiveX 2009 brings total Windows Explorer-like file & folder browser UI functionality to your forms and dialogs in just a couple of seconds. The UI controls can be put right inside your own form or dialog to provide a standard user-friendly look to your application. Consisting of a folder tree control, a file [...]

Microsoft Refreshes Visual C++, Ends VB 6 Support

11, Apr 2008

With the release of a new feature pack for Visual C++ 2008, developers can now write applications that feature the Office 2007 appearance, a Microsoft senior executive announced this week. At the same time, the company also discontinued support for its aging Visual Basic 6 integrated development environment, or IDE — to the dismay of some die-hard users.

Nevron .NET Vision Q1 2007 Released Powerful GUI

10, Jul 2007

Microsoft is pleased to see Nevron implement the .NET Framework 3.0 in its updated application, said Thom Robbins, director of .NET Platform Product Management at Microsoft Corp. Nevron .NET Vision continues to deliver improved data visualization solutions to our .NET developers with consistent innovation.

Shell MegaPack.Net 9.0 Released

2, Jun 2007

Shell MegaPack.Net 9.0 recreates the entire Windows Explorer file/folder browsing UI functionality in your app in just a couple of seconds.

VisualHint Releases Smart PropertyGrid.Net Version 2.0

28, Nov 2006

Smart PropertyGrid.Net Version 2.0 is a major milestone for developers because it supersedes the Microsoft PropertyGrid in every way. The addition of several critical features makes this custom PropertyGrid developed entirely from scratch the best choice for those who want to include such a control into their desktop applications and who care about the experience [...]


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