Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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Hey everyone. The other day, I was responding to requests for more information on how to use the new RadForm, and I felt like we’re not being proactive enough in showcasing what our product has to offer. I’d love our customers to use our product to their maximum advantage, and I realize we have an important role to play to facilitate that. In this respect, I’d like to say a few words about one of our newest additions to the control suite – RadForm.
RadForm is an alternative to the standard Windows form. It offers you all the standard form functionality and has right-to –left language support. Furthermore, it supports MDI scenarios, with both other RadForms or windows forms nested within. It features а toolbar that can be shared among all the child forms in the parent form.
A pretty compelling feature is its theming capability, which allows you to achieve a consistent appearance throughout the entire application. It gives the developer a straight-forward way to customizing the form, and significantly improves the user experience.
A few of points to make about the new component:
- The RadForm is not meant to supersede the ShapedForm.
- It only provides a rounded-corner shape, which cannot be changed.
- It cannot take any non-standard shape, the way the ShapedForm can.
Please find more information about the RadForm here:
http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/article/b454K-hta-b454T-ckd-b454c-ckd.aspx
Kiril,
WinForms Team