A Scheduling/Diary Control/Component by ComponentGo

CalendarGo! Bundle allows you to plan your appointments and browse them in various ways. A single line of code embeds a fully functional calendar or resource scheduler (Gantt diagram) in your application saving you hundreds hours' worth of coding. CalendarGo! Bundle allows you to programatically control almost every aspect of your calendar's appearance and Gantt's diagram.
Setup program contains sample applications. A sample application written in Visual Basic.NET demonstrates how to use DailyCalendar control with a Microsoft Access database. Shows a calendar storing appointments' data in a database. Application communicates with a database using ADO.NET and Appointment.Tag property. A ResourceScheduler can be used in a similar way.

NOTICE: CalendarGo! Bundle contains only Windows Forms components.

CalendaringBundle for Visual Studio 2005 relased. Now after you buy CalendaringBundle you get a zip file containing a version you selected (Professional of Standard) as two installers: for VS 2005 and 4.3 for VS 2003.

A ComboCalendar control combines all calendar controls (daily, weekly, monthly and scheduler). A linked calendar allows to change a displayed period of time with a single stroke of a mouse. Selecting a period makes combo choose the most appropriate clendar view. Common appointments and resources collection as well as common events model makes programming calendars easy. Microsoft Outlook®-like operation and look-and-feel make use by non-power users possible. Simple programming interface allows for easy integration with Microsoft Visual Studio® using a Visual Design mode and facilitates programming using XML, ADO.NET, Web Services, etc.

Sample application written in Visual Basic .NET demonstrates how to use example DailyCalendar control with a Microsoft Access database. Shows a calendar storing appointments' data in a database. Application communicates with a database using ADO.NET and Appointment.Tag property.

System Requirements

.Net Framework 1.1, Visual Studio 2003, 2005 or Delphi 5 or .NET Framework 2.0, Visual Studio 2005