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In our v16.1 release we have introduced a very nice feature to improve the U.I experience on the LookUpEdit , ComboBoxEdit and ListBoxEdit . We call it asynchronous server mode and it means that we use our server mode functionality for the data being...

Like our Spreadsheet Control, our PDF Viewer has really big shoes to fill and we've been working hard to make sure we address as many of your requirements as possible. With this release, we'll add JPX image, transparency groups and Type 3 font support...

Over the last couple of release cycles, we've done quite a bit of work to improve our support for Microsoft Excel - specifically how we export data to Excel from our UI controls. With v16.1, our WPF TreeList has been enhanced so that it fully supports...

In our last release (v15.2), we added Pivot Table functionality to both our WinForms & WPF Spreadsheet Controls. As is always the case with a major feature like this, we received a number of requests and with our upcoming release (v16.1), we've done our...

If you've used our WinForms & WPF Controls for any length of time, you already know they can bind to almost anything: Entity Framework, Excel workbooks, Code-First Data Sets, XML, etc. Hooking up controls like our Data Grids can be done in a blink of...

We've had some great feedback from all of you regarding our Visio-inspired Diagram Control and with this release, we've extended it with a few important features including: SVG Shapes Support Both versions of the Diagram (WinForms and WPF) will now give...

Before a quick description of 4 new enhancements to our Rich Text Editor for WinForms and WPF, I'm curious to see how many of you use these controls within your projects...Based on user feedback, those using our Rich Text Editor often do so for things...

The ubiquity of Microsoft Excel in the corporate world cannot be understated. Because of its popularity and incredibly rich feature-set, we knew that we had a lot of ground to cover when we first released our WinForms and WPF Spreadsheet Controls. Obviously...

Inspired by Visual Studio, our WPF Grid now offers scrollbar annotation support. It’s a cool feature and we’d love to hear how you might use it in your next WPF project....