First Day at DevConnections with TX Text Control
Text Control exhibited at DevConnections Spring 2011 in Orlando, showcasing the WPF version of TX Text Control and demonstrating the new version 16.0 features. The company doubled its booth space for the expo hall opening reception and distributed hundreds of baseball hats.
The first day of the DevConnections conference is over and the attendees came to the expo hall for the opening reception to learn more about the latest developments in our industry.
We presented the WPF version of TX Text Control and demoed the amazing new features of version 16.0. Hundreds of TX Text Control baseballs hats found new owners and the fish bowl for the XBOX 360 raffle is filling up rapidly.
This year, we doubled up the booth space, so that visitors can sit next to us to relax or to talk to our booth staff. Here is a snapshot of our booth area:
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