SPG.Net is full of benefits for your applications. Click on the links below to discover some of them:
Our application required a flexible, accessible property grid with a rich feature set beyond what is offered by the WinForms PropertyGrid. We found the Smart PropertyGrid to be an ideal and cost-effective solution, and we received outstanding integration support. The SPG demonstrates the excellence and vibrancy of the .NET community.
C. Meyer at Microsoft
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SFPE.Net introduces the first true DateTimePicker replacement and even more:
In this version, you will find a totally new MonthCalendar for .Net.
This new build adds a myriad of requested features, enhancements and important or small fixes. It is certainly the most worked minor release in the SPG cycle. To know if it's for you, the best is surely to have a look at the changelog.
VisualHint also publishes a PropertyGrid for MFC developers and this is free for personal and commercial use. Visit the MFC page for more information.
VisualHint and Skybound are now in technical partnership so that we can share expertise and code. The immediate benefit for Smart PropertyGrid.Net is better XP theme rendering for .Net 1.1 and 2.0, plus support for their incredible VisualTips - a must-have feature for value validation. Check out Skybound products! They can be used for free, or on subscription basis.
The free Krypton Toolkit API brings many enterprise class themes to Smart PropertyGrid.Net so that you can nicely embed it into your skinned application. Click here to know more.
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Smart PropertyGrid.Net does not use the VisualTips product directly, but the demo sample does. Lately, it was reported an issue (random crashes) with [...]
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