Pick your time with RadTimePicker for WinForms

Q1 2012 is knocking on the door and we are sure you want to grab it as soon as possible. Before the release itself is live, however, let us introduce yet another useful editor that will find place in your fill-in forms. This editor will allow you to pick the time from a convenient grid of hours and minutes. Reasonably, we called this control RadTimePicker.

In addition to the grid, RadTimePicker will also expose a beautifully crafted analog watch that will serve as a time reference to the end-user. Moreover, RadTimePicker will support different cultures for its editor part, and you will also be able to set the step by which the time values in the grid will be available to the users.

Last, but not least, we loved the analog clock that we had created so much that we decided that it should be exposed in our toolbox as a separate control – RadClock. RadClock will be useful for all business applications where showing time is important. Just check the screenshot below:

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