FOSS Software / Visual C# 2008 - New Releases

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1. Prof-UIS

Publisher: FOSS Software Primary Category: User Interface Product Type: Component / DLL / VC++ Class Library / Source Code / Static Link Library

Deliver Windows applications with a professional, modern and user-friendly interface. Prof-UIS is an MFC extension library that allows you to create enterprise-class applications in the Visual Studio 2005/NET/6.0 environment. More than 150 thoroughly tested and documented C++ classes, templates and interfaces will help you take the time and complexity out of incorporating rich and up-to-date GUI facilities in your projects: Microsoft Office 2000/XP/2003 and Visual Studio 2005 look-and-feel interface, tabbed docking windows, tab containers with detachable tabs, extremely customizable data grid and property grid controls, customizable menus, toolbars and keyboard accelerators, multi profile GUI persistence, and more. View More
2. Elegant Ribbon

Publisher: FOSS Software Primary Category: User Interface Product Type: Component / .NET WinForms / .NET Class / 100% Managed Code / Source Code

Add a Microsoft Office 2007 look user interface to your application. Elegant Ribbon is a set of Windows Forms controls that allow you quickly and easily provide your application with a new-generation user interface like that introduced in Microsoft Office 2007. It is written in 100% managed C# and is CLS compliant. The following innovative approaches were used: context-sensitive and windowless controls, command-oriented programming interface, XML-based skinning, and WYSIWYG and rich design-time support in Visual Studio. All the implemented features fully meet 2007 Microsoft Office System User Interface Design Guidelines. View More