WinGanttViewPrintDocument Smart Tag In Visual Studio, each Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control/component is equipped with a Smart Tag. By simply selecting the control/component, a Smart Tag anchor appears. When you click this anchor, a pop-up panel appears, providing you with quick and easy access to the most co...
WinGanttViewPrintDocument Click the links below to find information specific to the WinGanttViewPrintDocument™ component. About WinGanttViewPrintDocument — Provides information about the component. Using WinGanttViewPrintDocument — Provides information on what the WinGanttViewPrintDocument component does, and why ...
About Gauge Labels Labels are numeric or text values that are used to represent the points of the scale. They are associated with the tick marks on the scale, and can help the end user to read the value that the marker is pointing to. For example, if you created a Linear gauge to represent a thermometer, you could...
About Gauge Ranges The Range property of the WinGauge control is a visual element that begins and ends at specified values on a scale. The Range property allows you to highlight specific parts of the scale. For example, on a vehicle tachometer, the high RPM zones, which are usually yellow and red, indicate that th...
About Gauge Scales The Scales property of the WinGauge control is used to display a range of values on your Linear or Radial gauge. Scales are used to show the start and end measuring point for your gauge. The following screen shot shows an example of a Radial gauge with a scale. Related Topic Add a Scale to a Gau...
About Gauge Tick Marks You can add tick marks to your gauge to display the values of the gauge’s scale. The TickMarks property has two attributes: Minor TickMarks Major TickMarks You can configure both of them to display ticks at specific values. Major tick marks are usually larger than minor tick marks. They are ...
About Properties Panel When you select different gauges or properties of the gauge from either the Gauge Explorer or the interactive preview area, the Properties panel changes its content. Using the Properties panel, you can edit the properties of your gauge and instantly see the changes in the interactive preview...
About WinGauge The WinGauge control graphically depicts one or more data values within a range of values using needles and markers. The control is commonly used in dashboard-style user interfaces found in enterprise and industrial applications. You can consider the Gauge control itself as a surface that can host o...
Add a Bar Marker to a Gauge Bar Markers are displayed as bars that have a start and end point on the scale. Note Note This topic assumes that you already created a Linear gauge. For information on how to do this, see Getting Started with WinGauge. You can add a bar marker to your gauge: using the Gauge Designer at...
Add a Needle Marker to a Gauge A needle marker is displayed as a pointer that points to a specific value on a scale. Note Note This topic assumes that you already created a Radial gauge with a scale, labels and tick marks. For information on how to do this, see Add Labels to a Gauge. The next step after adding a n...