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Download .NET CalendarGo Bundle Standard 7.1

Powerful Calendaring Capabilities for Your .NET 2.0 Programs

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License:: Demo ( $99 to buy )
Platform:: Windows XP
Updated:: October 26, 2010
Downloads:: 53

About .NET CalendarGo Bundle Standard

Calendaring Bundle brings power of a popular component to a .NET 2.0 platform and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005..2010.“We wanted to really take advantage of new capabilities of .NET 2.0 and VS 2005..2010. This was not just recompiling our component – this worked practically on day one” – said Ernest Boron, a developer from a CalendarGo team. “All code was rewritten using new, optimized .NET 2.0 constructs: generic, enumerators. We also put stress on Gantt-chart functionality, such as zero-duration appointments (milestones). Calendaring Bundle is ‘simple, but not too simple’ using Einstein’s word, certainly affordable, fully programmable and extensible”.Calendaring Bundle is fully managed code written in 100% C#. There are major enhancements to presentation capabilities such as displaying shadows and updates to paint mode. Multi-page printout capabilities were also updated. There is support for context menu, new events and properties.Calendaring Bundle comes in two versions. Standard is a compiled DLL while Professional includes full source code. A source code of applications demonstrating the use of a control, database interface, Drag&Drop etc are included in both versions.Calendaring Bundle is a calendaring component for .NET. Written in managed C# it is seamlessly integrated with Visual Studio.NET 2005..2010. With a minimum of programmer’s work it provides a .NET application with Outlook-like calendars and schedules.For additional information: http://www.componentgo.com,contact: Ernest Boron, info@componentgo.com

About ComponentGo company:

ComponentGo is dedicated to providing affordable components for a .NET platform. ComponentGo works with .NET since early beta versions and accumulated a large body of knowledge about .NET and related tools and technologies (especially XML).