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Software components and controls are pre-built software libraries that you can use in your application to add new functionality. By adding functionality written by experts, you are not only saving time and effort but also adding high quality features to your application - fast.

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Visual Studio 2005 (Controls & Components, Tools & Add-ins)

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (MS Visual Studio 2005) allows Visual Studio 2005 programmers to create Windows applications for their end users fast. Visual Studio 2005 developers can extend the standard functionality available inside the Visual Studio 2005 IDE with a variety of Visual Studio 2005 add-ins and Visual Studio 2005 tools. The extensibility of Visual Studio 2005 software is one of the main reasons it has proved to be so popular with developers, as Visual Studio 2005 software engineers can find Visual Studio 2005 downloads from other companies or other developers to act as a Visual Studio 2005 extension to their Visual Studio 2005 IDE.

The versatility of Visual Studio 2005 also extends to various forms of Visual Studio 2005 software components. Visual Studio 2005 controls can be used to create feature rich Visual Studio 2005 user interfaces on forms and Web pages for Visual Studio 2005 apps. These Visual Studio 2005 UI controls are augmented by non-visual Visual Studio 2005 components or Visual Studio 2005 libraries that can help a developer add many hidden features in Visual Studio 2005 applications running in the background. These non-visual components are commonly available as a Visual C++ library, Visual C++ Class library, Visual Basic library, Visual Basic Class library or as a Visual Basic custom control or ActiveX/OCX component.

An example of a visual Visual Studio 2005 control is Janus GridEx for .NET, a .NET UI control that allows you to create an MS Outlook style or look and feel to your latest Visual Basic project. A non-visual .NET component example is a Visual Studio 2005 compatible product that allows you to create and output files in different formats, such as: PDF, XPS, PostScript, RTF, HTML, XML to help solve file conversion and document storage needs.

Other examples of a visual Visual Studio 2005 control is BCGControlBar Professional, a Visual C++ Class Library that allows you to create an MS Office Ribbon style or look and feel to your latest Visual C++ project. A non-visual Visual C++ Class Library component example is a Visual C++ compatible product call IP*Works! C++ Edition that allows you to send emails via SMTP and POP or to transfer files reliably using HTTP or FTP Internet protocols from within your Visual C++ program.

The Visual Studio 2005 software products listed in this Visual Studio 2005 product gallery will allow you to save a lot of time and effort in creating your new Visual Studio 2005 app. Whether you are looking for a Visual Studio 2005 plug-in or Visual Studio 2005 utility, or you are looking for a Visual Studio 2005 control or a Visual Studio 2005 component, you will be able to find a wide variety of Visual Studio 2005 tools to help you finish your project faster.

We also have other Visual Studio product galleries for: Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio 2008, Visual Studio .NET and Visual Studio compatible products.

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Windows UWP Controls

What is UWP? UWP stands for Universal Windows Platform which is a platform-homogeneous application architecture created by Microsoft and first introduced in Windows 10. The purpose of this software platform is to help develop Metro-style apps that run on both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile without the need to be re-written for each. It supports Windows application development using C++, C#, VB.NET, or XAML. The API is implemented in C++, and supported in C++, VB.NET, C#, and JavaScript. Designed as an extension to the Windows Runtime platform first introduced in Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8, the UWP allows developers to create applications that will potentially run on multiple types of devices.

The UWP is an extension of the Windows Runtime. Universal Windows apps that are created using the UWP no longer indicate having been written for a specific OS in their manifest build; instead, they target one or more device families, such as a PC, smartphone, tablet, or Xbox One, using Universal Windows Platform Bridges. These extensions allow the app to automatically utilize the capabilities that are available to the particular device it is currently running on. A universal app may run on either a mobile phone or a tablet and provide suitable experiences between the two. A universal app running on a mobile phone may start behaving the way it would if it were running on a tablet when the mobile phone is connected to a desktop computer or a suitable docking station.