Actipro Software

Actipro Software, founded in 1999, is a privately-held provider of software components for the Microsoft .NET platform. Based in Cleveland, OH, USA, their focus is on delivering quality user interface software components that customers can trust to add robust functionality to their applications. They have been developing Windows Forms components since .NET was first released, and have become a leading provider of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) components.

The attention to detail you'll find with Actipro control products is unsurpassed. Their APIs and themes are amazing.

Eric J. Smith, President, CodeSmith Tools, LLC

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Actipro SyntaxEditor for WinForms

A syntax-highlighting code editor control and parsing suite.

Syntax Highlighting - 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.

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Actipro WPF Studio

UI controls for building beautiful desktop apps.

Docking & MDI - A complete docking tool window and multiple document interface solution. Windows can be docked, attached (to create a tab group), floated, auto-hidden, or moved to an optional MDI area. Complex resizable hierarchies of tool and document windows can also be created.

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Actipro SyntaxEditor for WPF

Powerful code editing control with VS.NET style productivity enhancements

Develop and distribute custom language definitions with your apps
Supports language merging e.g. HTML calling CSS, VBScript, etc.
Perform parsing operations in a separate worker thread

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Actipro WPF Essentials

Suite of seven professional UI controls and components for WPF.

Includes datagrid, editors, docking/MDI, navigation, wizard and shared library
Provides a 45% savings over the cost of purchasing individually
Includes docking/MDI, editors, navigation, ribbon, wizard, themes, and the shared library

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