Cart Not logged in Log In Register Forgot Password Resend Validation E-mail Products WPF Controls WinRT Controls Silverlight Controls WinForms Controls ASP.NET Controls Code Writer App Icons Download Evaluations Freeware Online Demos Purchase Shopping Cart Price Lists Sales FAQ Support My Account Support Tickets Knowledge Base Consulting Services Community Blog Twitter Page Discussion Forums Polls WPFpedia Company About Us Contact Us Policies Our Customers Testimonials News Room Media Kit Careers for WinForms A complete docking tool window and multiple document interface solution Download Buy Now Learn More Product Overview Docking Windows Multiple Document Interface Latest Release Supported Environments .NET 3.5 or later Other Notes Source Code Available Bundled in WinForms Studio Resources WinForms Blog Entries Discussion Forums More WinForms Controls Additional Benefits Thorough Documentation Help topics cover all controls and product features in detail. Numerous Samples Full-source demos and QuickStarts are included. Designer Functionality Configure the product using Visual Studio designer enhancements. Multiple Document Interface Both of the two industry standard multiple document interfaces (MDI) are fully supported; tabbed and standard. Either type can be quickly swapped into your application, based on your needs or the end-user's preference. Tabbed MDI Tabbed MDI is found in modern applications such as Visual Studio and makes the best use of the MDI area's available real estate. With tabbed MDI, there are one or more tab groups with each tab representing a docking window. Similar to tool windows, windows in tabbed MDI may be dragged to create complex hierarchies of tab groups, each of which can be resized. A dock layout with three documents in a tabbed MDI Customization There are several overflow behaviors available when there isn't enough space to display all the tabs, including scrolling and/or a drop-down menu. Standard MDI Standard MDI is the original windowed variety of MDI that has been in Windows since the beginning. In this MDI mode, each docking window is represented by a Window-like control that can be moved, resized, minimized, or maximized within the containing workspace area. Cascade and tile operations can be accessed via a single method call. A dock layout with three documents in a standard MDI Magnetism A useful feature of our standard MDI implementation, is magnetism. As the windows are resized, their edges will snap together based on a configurable threshold. This allows the end-user to quickly line up documents into rows or columns, so the can easily view and navigate the documents. Products WPF Controls WinRT Controls Silverlight Controls WinForms Controls ASP.NET Controls Code Writer App Icons Download Evaluations Freeware Online Demos Purchase Shopping Cart Price Lists Sales FAQ Support My Account Support Tickets Knowledge Base Consulting Services Community Blog Twitter Page Discussion Forums Polls WPFpedia Company About Us Our Customers Testimonials News Room Media Kit Careers Contact Us return false;
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