Codejock Software

Codejock Software formed in 1998 with the simple goal of making software development easier and cost effective. Its primary focus was to provide Windows developers with professional user interface components for their desktop applications. Today, Codejock continues to lead the way by providing cutting-edge interface components that empower customers with the tools to quickly deliver a polished presentation. Its products are used by thousands of customers around the globe helping them to save...

Popular Products

Search all Codejock Software Products

See full Codejock Software Product A-Z

Feature Highlight

Codejock Toolkit Pro

Provides Visual C++ MFC developers with a professional set of modern controls.

Codejock Report Control - Easily create, group and sort data in a flat or hierarchical format. Options include integrated field chooser, virtual list mode, reusable layouts, multiple selection, tree view mode and more.

Introducing

Codejock Skin Framework ActiveX

Create a skinned application for use on any Windows platform.

Support for All Windows Controls
Includes skin builder application and custom theme support
Allows you to skin every visual element in your application

Introducing

Codejock Task Panel ActiveX

Create Office style and Windows Explorer style task panels.

Drag and drop makes organizing task panel items quick and easy
Available behaviors include Windows Explorer, List Box, and Tool Box
Includes Office and Visual Studio Theme Support, Toolbox Layout and Drag and Drop

Introducing

Codejock Property Grid ActiveX

Create sophisticated Visual Studio.NET style property grids.

Includes a built in toolbar for easy sorting and grouping
Multi-line and variable height cells can accommodate data of any size
Integrated Toolbar and Help Panel

Introducing

Codejock Chart Pro ActiveX

Create custom dashboards for desktop applications.

Includes a Chart Builder application for WYSIWYG chart creation
20+ 2D and 3D chart styles such as Area, Bar, Pie, Financial, Gantt
Supports zooming, scrolling, secondary axes, multiple diagrams and markup titles.

Introducing