Calendar Widgets

Create dynamic calendars with this set of four reusable components.

Published by Infragistics
Distributed by ComponentSource since 1996

Prices from: $ 289.10 Version: 1.10 Updated: Apr 3, 2001 3.00 Star Average Review3.00 Star Average Review3.00 Star Average Review3.00 Star Average Review3.00 Star Average Review (2)

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Please note that this product is no longer supported by the publisher. As a legacy product it is available for purchase but is no longer eligible for product support or maintenance.

Calendar Widgets Reviews

Average Review Score: 3 (2)

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Most recent positive review

Infragistics Tech Supportover 2 years ago5 star
Even though CalendarWidgets are available and are very popular along with our other "Classic Products", this line will not receive any new enhancements. Anyone looking for our current product offering... Read more

Most recent critical review

atlamme USAover 2 years ago1 star
This would have been a great component to utilize back around 1992 when I first got started in the VB world. If you are writing for legacy products, hey great! Get it! But if you want any kind of good... Read more
Infragistics Tech Supportover 2 years ago5 star
Even though CalendarWidgets are available and are very popular along with our other "Classic Products", this line will not receive any new enhancements. Anyone looking for our current product offering in this category should be looking at ScheduleX. ScheduleX combines five powerful, lightweight ActiveX® components for calendar, task management and scheduling applications. Create Personal Information Management (PIM) software, project management and tracking, or any application that requires powerful scheduling. ScheduleX includes the Date Edit, with optional drop-down calendar, and Time Edit components for a total scheduling solution.
atlamme verified customerUSAover 2 years ago1 star
This would have been a great component to utilize back around 1992 when I first got started in the VB world. If you are writing for legacy products, hey great! Get it! But if you want any kind of good looking UI, better look elsewhere... One other note: you would expect by version 1.10 (and from Sheridan/Infragistics, no less) just a little bit of stability, correct?