C1.WPF.Schedule
v5.0.20213.166-betaPre-release
net5.0
Scheduler is a fully functional schedule that allows users to add, edit, and manage their appointments.
Published
Jan 7, 2022
4y ago
Total Downloads
16.5K
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Install
dotnet add package C1.WPF.Schedule --version 5.0.20213.166-beta
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README
About
The ComponentOne WPF Scheduler provides complete Microsoft Outlook-style scheduling out of the box. Users can create appointments that occur once, all day, or that recur with support for reminders, labels, and availability status. Stay organized with categories, resources, and contacts linked to each appointment.

Key Features:
- Five built-in views including day, week, work week, month, and timeline
- Flexible ADO.NET data binding or custom object collections
- XML data storage to easily save and load appointments, categories, contacts, labels, resources, and appointment statuses
- Save or load calendar data using the iCalendar (iCal) format
- Group appointments by contacts, resources, or categories to create a multicolumn layout where each column corresponds to a different item
- Synchronize C1Scheduler to a calendar control like C1Calendar to select a specific date or date range
- Localize and customize any of the dialogs
Learn more at https://www.grapecity.com/componentone/wpf-ui-controls/outlook-scheduler-control-wpf.
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Changes from Previous Version
No structural changes between v5.0.20213.155-beta and v5.0.20213.166-beta.
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