WinForms Wizard Control by DevExpress

XtraWizard by DevExpress Allows Software Developers to Introduce User Interfaces for their Next Windows Forms Application

By: .NETDJ News Desk

Jul. 21, 2008 12:15 PM

DevExpress is proud to announce the immediate availability of the XtraWizard component suite for Windows Forms. Built and optimized for Visual Studio .NET, this Wizard control radically simplifies the way in which developers create and deliver step-by-step “guides” and/or detailed data entry forms in their smart client solutions.

With the DevExpress XtraWizard control, developers no longer have to deal with the mundane and time-consuming issues associated with wizard dialog generation. Once dropped on a form, the XtraWizard instantly turns any Windows form into a multi-page wizard.

Visual Appearance
Among the biggest strengths of the DevExpress Wizard control is appearance / theme management. By exploiting the features listed below, developers can build elegant and highly polished interfaces with ease.

With the XtraWizard, you can design dialogs that conform to either the Wizard 97 or Wizard Aero standard…creating standard based UIs has never been easier.
The DevExpress WinForms Skinning / Theme engine is unequaled and the XtraWizard fully supports it… cutting-edge interfaces are only a few clicks away and developers can be certain that their wizard control will look and feel the same as all other DevExpress controls within their applications.
By using DevExpress fade in/fade out effects, developers can easily enhance their wizards during page transition operations.

To learn more about the XtraWizard Suite by DevExpress and all presentation components included in DXperience, visit devexpress.com/xtrawizard.

For more information on DevExpress contact Kevin White, kevinw@devexpress.com at DevExpress.

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