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submitted by visualhint 11 days, 21 hours ago

visualhint.com — As promised last week, here is a screencast showcasing the features of the new TimeSpan editor and especially its powerful format string letting you input a duration the way you want. read more...

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published 15 days, 8 hours ago, submitted by visualhint 18 days, 4 hours ago

visualhint.com — At last there is now an editor to enter a duration with the format you want and with the usability brought by Smart FieldPackEditor.Net. It can be used standalone, in the DataGRidView and in the PropertyGrid. read more...

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submitted by eugenciuta 26 days, 13 hours ago

dotnetfacts.blogspot.com — The default PropertyGrid control provided by the WinForms collection doesn’t support a read-only functionality. Setting the PropertyGrid as read-only might be useful if you want to allow your users to fully inspect a rich property object exposed by the PropertyGrid without the possibility to change something. read more...

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submitted by visualhint 1 month, 3 days ago

visualhint.com — ... or how to theme the PropertyGrid with the free Krypton Toolkit. read more...

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submitted by visualhint 1 month, 14 days ago

visualhint.com — A screencast about the synchronization of 2 PropertyGrids and the source code of the synchronizer class. read more...

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submitted by visualhint 7 months, 29 days ago

visualhint.com — This screencast shows how the Microsoft PropertyGrid fails at targetting multiple instances and how Smart PropertyGrid.Net solves the problem. read more...

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submitted by visualhint 8 months, 19 days ago

visualhint.com — VisualHint publishes two screencasts to show how Smart PropertyGrid.Net 2.5 handles multiple target instances better than the Microsoft PropertyGrid. read more...

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submitted by adventurer 1 year, 3 months ago

devintelligence.com — The easiest way to validate a certain property is using the PropertyValueChanged event. read more...

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submitted by visualhint 1 year, 5 months ago

visualhint.com — Here is a preview of what value validation will look like in Smart PropertyGrid.Net. It merges a reworked validation engine (validation will be done against TypeConverters and custom validator classes) and a new compatibility with the free VisualTips product. read more...

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submitted by paultx 1 year, 8 months ago

propertygridresourcelist.com — A great hack for a missing feature of the MS PropertyGrid. The site is also a good list of resources for who often works with this component. read more...

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published 1 year, 9 months ago, submitted by markt 1 year, 9 months ago

visualhint.com — Microsoft people, look at this, and please, add TAB browsing in the PropertyGrid embedded in Visual Studio. read more...

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published 1 year, 10 months ago, submitted by bendix 1 year, 10 months ago

larkware.com — The PropertyGrid control from Microsoft is not the only PropertyGrid anymore. One guy found a way to rewrite it from scratch and the result is a far more usable control than the original one. This is definitely the one to use for me since I design my GUIs with a great care. And the icing on the cake, Nicolas, the author, answers about anything in a very short time, even during my eval period. read more...

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