Using Version Utility Infragistics provides a special tool called “Version Utility” which allows you to easily upgrade existing solutions to a volume of Infragistics. Note Note Version Utility 11.1 is designed to upgrade projects to Infragistics 11.1 or higher. If you need to upgrade to one of the previous version...
Upgrading Your Windows Forms Projects A new version of the Ultimate UI for Windows Forms toolset is released two times a year, and public service releases are released even more frequently. These releases add important functionality and ensure you are using the most stable product available. However, this also mea...
Using Command-Line The Infragistics Project Version Utility application can also be run from the command prompt. The command line interface allows you to pass in the information at the command-prompt, or create batch files that upgrade solutions. Syntax Infragistics.VersionUtility.CommandLine.exe /? The table belo...
Using Embeddable Editors in the DataGridView The DataGridView control in Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0) can create custom derived columns. We have created derived columns which host our embeddable editors. There is a separate column class designed for each type of editor that corresponds to their existing...
Using Global Assembly Cache (GAC) Deployment Installing application components into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) can be useful if you are installing components that will be used by multiple applications on the same machine, or if you need to run multiple versions of the same assembly on a single computer. By de...
Using No-Touch Deployment A new type of deployment scenario included with .NET is a technology called No-Touch deployment. This technology allows an application to be downloaded, installed and run—all from a web server. The Windows Forms deployment method has several advantages including centralizing the applicat...
Using XCOPY Deployment One of the primary goals of the .NET Framework is to simplify deployment by making possible what is known as XCOPY deployment. Prior to the introduction of .NET, deploying application components required copying the files to the correct directory and making the appropriate registry changes. ...
ValueList Object 2006.2 The ValueList object is an important component to many controls that contain drop-down lists. Explore the new feature that was added to the ValueList object in the 2006 Volume 2 release: ValueList Scrollbars are Now Stylable
ValueList Scrollbars are Now Stylable One aspect of a Ultimate UI for Windows Forms application that you could not style previously was a ValueList’s scrollbars. With Ultimate UI for Windows Forms 2006 Volume 2, styling ValueList scrollbars is a simple task as all it involves is assigning an Appearance object. Jus...
Visual Studio 2005-Specific Features Visual Studio® 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0) provides a number of new and exciting features. Infragistics has strived to make sure its Ultimate UI for Windows Forms controls are compatible with these new features. Below is a list of Visual Studio 2005 features that were implemented...