TX Text Control Goes Ribbon with Infragistics
Spoilers in movie or teaser trailers can be annoying. Today, I have a fantastic teaser for you: What you can see in the above screenshot is not MS Word 2007, but a new version of our TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms sample TX Text Control Words. As part of a co-operation with Infragistics, we implemented adapter classes that provide an interface between TX Text Control and the Infragistics UltraWinToolbars. About 20 ready-to-use classes and a free icon set will be part of this package…
Spoilers in movie or teaser trailers can be annoying. Today, I have a fantastic teaser for you:
What you can see in the above screenshot is not MS Word 2007, but a new version of our TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms sample TX Text Control Words. As part of a co-operation with Infragistics, we implemented adapter classes that provide an interface between TX Text Control and the Infragistics UltraWinToolbars.
About 20 ready-to-use classes and a free icon set will be part of this package that will be released soon. And the best part: It is completely free. All you need is a TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms license and an Infragistics NetAdvantage suite.
Keep an eye on this blog to be one of the first who downloads this package.
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