#TELERIK WPF PASSWORDBOX WINDOWS#

The DevExpress WPF controls at that time had version number 10.1, and we were disappointed that some controls were missing completely (for example TreeList, Schedulers, Passwordbox or the very useful LookUpEdit). We expected the DevExpress WPF controls to provide the same control coverage as the WinForm controls did.

#TELERIK WPF PASSWORDBOX WINDOWS#

We are still using mostly Windows XP, the themes apply to this as well, which is exceptional useful for us. They apply to pure WPF controls, too, so the whole application looks consistent. If your users are used to them, the transition is very smooth.Īpplying one of the provided themes is very simple and you get a good looking solution without much annoyance. The controls, especially the grids, are useable as the WinForms controls. This is a huge plus, because it took us quite some time to get used to them while using the WinForm controls. There are some differences, but you get used to them quickly. You can use the controls in a very similiar way you are used to. For our new application, created new from scratch, we decided to use WPF (without PRISM) and we were especially in need of some grids, so we used DevExpress WPF Controls. We were using WinForms, the Microsoft Composite UI Application Block and DevExpress WinForms. We had to make a quite similiar decision a few months ago.

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