Bind the WinScheduleInfo component to any object that implements the IList, ITypedList, and IBindingList interfaces including popular ADO.NET objects such as the DataSet, DataTable, DataView, plus .NET Arrays and Collections.
Invoke the appointment dialog from the Windows Forms Scheduling elements. You can also override the two dialog options we provide to create your own.
Easily clear all appointments, using the WinCalendarInfo object clear method
Set properties to automatically wire-up your ADO.NET data source to the type of schedule object (appointment, note, owner and recurrence) to which you are binding.
Give a full range of data entry and display ability using embeddable editors in various WinSchedule controls such as Checkbox, DateTime, Combo, MaskedEdit, NumericEdit, ColorPicker, Optionset, Currency, Calculator, FontName, CalendarDropdown and ProgressBar.
Perform all databinding through the WinScheduleInfo component, then set the ScheduleInfo property on each WinSchedule control on your form for a single way to work with data.
Full embeddable editor support two-way databinding including the following embeddable editors:
- UltraTextEditor
- UltraComboEditor
- UltraFontNameEditor
- UltraDateTimeEditor
- UltraNumericEditor
- UltraCurrencyEditor
- UltraColorPicker
- UltraOptionSet
- UltraCheckEditor
- UltraLinkEditor
Using the WinCalendarInfo object, you can save and load appointments to and from a file stream
Simultaneously display data for up to 14 days with the WinDayView control.
Display multiple months with the WinMonthViewMulti, choosing how many months are shown as well as how the months are arranged.
With the recurring appointments dialog, schedule appointments with any recurrence combination.
Scroll through all weeks completely.