WPF Elements 3.0 is here!

We’re pleased to announce the release of WPF Elements 3.0, our suite of controls for Windows Presentation Foundation. 26 stunning controls, 5 beautiful themes, limitless possibilities!

What? The official marketing slogan’s not enough? You want to know more?

What’s new in WPF Elements 3?

The best way to get a feel for what’s in WPF Elements is to check out the online demo. This allows you to play with all of the controls and to see the different themes. Here’s a quick list of the new controls:

• Scheduler: an Outlook-style calendar that you can use to display any kind of time-based data — meetings, tasks, events, reminders, whatever!
• OutlookBar: a convenient, compact and attractive way of presenting multiple tabs in an application
• PaletteColorPicker: a color picker which encourages your users to select colors that work well together
• DualProgressBar: for when you need to provide more detailed feedback than a simple progress bar allows
• DualSlider: a simple and visual control for specifying ranges such as minimum-maximum options
• SplitButton: a familiar and intuitive way of presenting a family of commands
• RichTextToolBar: because with all those formatting options in the RichTextBox, your users are going to want some way of getting at them
• TimePicker and TimeSpanPicker: quick ways to select a time of day and duration for a time-based item such as a meeting or reminder

WPF Elements 3 also incorporates the WPF Property Grid and WPF Themes which were previously available as separate products. Plus of course it includes all the classic WPF Elements controls including:

• Tree list view (multicolumn tree view)
• Auto complete box
• Numeric and currency text boxes
• Prompt text box overlay
• Spin controls
• Coverflow
• Color picker
• Calendar and date picker controls
• Masked text box

Where can I get it?

WPF Elements 3 is available from the store now. It’s a free upgrade for existing WPF Elements, WPF Property Grid or WPF Themes customers.

Or download the 14-day trial FREE!

Check it out today!

• By Ivan Towlson
• On 4 August 2010

2 Comments »

Tagged as News, Products, WPF Elements

2 Responses to “WPF Elements 3.0 is here!”

• Very nice !
  I was working with the beta version already. Can’t wait to go ahead with the final version !

  sander Aug 5th, 2010

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