Instrumentation Widgets is a collection of attractive native NET Framework controls that enable the creation of Windows forms. Its high-quality appearance enhances presentation.
If you're looking for high-quality native NET Framework controls, Instrumentation Widgets might be the perfect solution for you. This collection of controls features an impressive instrumentation design, making it an excellent choice for building user interfaces for a variety of platforms, all running on the .NET framework.
One of the biggest advantages of Instrumentation Widgets is that it is a 100% native .NET components library, which makes it compatible with many different .NET-aware languages such as VB.NET and C#. Additionally, the library is fully supported by Visual Studio.NET, which makes it even more convenient for developers.
One of the standout features of this library is its full support of data binding, which means that all properties can be bound to data sources of any kind. Another notable feature is that all controls use double buffering to produce smooth animation, without any flickering.
Designed to offer a realistic look and feel of real-life instrumentation hardware, Instrumentation Widgets makes use of GDI+ painting, which allows for custom component sizing without restrictive bitmap controls that might limit your form design. All components are also fully customizable, with a built-in designer that allows you to modify almost all aspects of the component's appearance, including size, colors, fonts, bevels, value ranges, and more.
If you're interested in trying out Instrumentation Widgets, the library is provided with a demo-application, and full hypertext documentation is also available to help you get started. Overall, Instrumentation Widgets is a fantastic collection of controls that offers impressive design and flexibility for developers.
One of the biggest advantages of Instrumentation Widgets is that it is a 100% native .NET components library, which makes it compatible with many different .NET-aware languages such as VB.NET and C#. Additionally, the library is fully supported by Visual Studio.NET, which makes it even more convenient for developers.
One of the standout features of this library is its full support of data binding, which means that all properties can be bound to data sources of any kind. Another notable feature is that all controls use double buffering to produce smooth animation, without any flickering.
Designed to offer a realistic look and feel of real-life instrumentation hardware, Instrumentation Widgets makes use of GDI+ painting, which allows for custom component sizing without restrictive bitmap controls that might limit your form design. All components are also fully customizable, with a built-in designer that allows you to modify almost all aspects of the component's appearance, including size, colors, fonts, bevels, value ranges, and more.
If you're interested in trying out Instrumentation Widgets, the library is provided with a demo-application, and full hypertext documentation is also available to help you get started. Overall, Instrumentation Widgets is a fantastic collection of controls that offers impressive design and flexibility for developers.
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