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Nevron .NET Vision Q3 2006 Released

 

Nevron is pleased to announce the release of the new .NET Vision Q3 2006. Devoted to our mission to provide only the highest quality to our customers, we have further improved this product, making it one of the most comprehensive suites for the .NET developer. Flexible and extensible, it delivers powerful controls, rich functionality and exceptional features, bringing significant technological advantage to your applications.

 

 

Nevron .NET Vision includes several components that will help you to create unique and powerful data presentation applications for the .NET framework. The suite features the most advanced Charting, Diagramming and User Interface components for Windows Forms and ASP.NET.

 

Nevron Chart for .NET (Windows Forms and ASP.NET) is powerful, flexible, extensible and user-friendly. It aims to provide your applications with data visualization capabilities, which will significantly improve the looks and penetration of your product. Nevron Chart for .NET is a unique component, since it combines the power of raster and vector graphics and employs state of art 2D and 3D rendering technologies.Version Q3 2006 introduces Document - View - Controller Architecture, Support for Multithreading, New Charting Types, New 2D Rendering Device, Background Decorator.

 

Nevron Diagram for .NET (Windows Forms and ASP.NET) has been designed from the ground up to meet a vast number of customization and extensibility requests. Built on top of the solid Model - View - Controller architecture it will provide your applications with consistent, intelligent and powerful diagramming abilities. Nevron Diagram for .NET is a unique component, since it integrates state-of-art vector and raster 2D graphics technologies and wraps them in an easy to use - yet completely customizable framework. Your applications can easily reuse it to instantly gain significant advantage in visual impact and intelligence.

Version Q3 2006 introduces New shapes (Simple Network shapes, Electrical Symbols shapes, Floor Plan shapes, Country Flags shapes), Improvements and API changes.

 

Nevron User Interface (Windows Forms) has a remarkable render quality and speed. Usage of pluggable renderers and palettes leverages the simplicity and extensibility of all components to a degree never experienced before. Explore rich and powerful docking library, professional and extensible command bars and set of extended Windows Forms controls designed to bring to your Windows Forms applications the latest GUI standards and technologies. The suite introduces lots of new custom controls which makes it easy to create distinguished, stylish and modern end-user presentation layer.

Version Q3 2006 introduces novelties as Entry Box, Desktop Toolbar, Extended Tooltip, TrackBar, Popup Notify, Skinned ScrollBars, Sticky Floating Frames and MDI Custom Frames for the Docking Panels.

 

For more information visit http://www.nevron.com

 

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Published Monday, November 27, 2006 12:00 AM by ssmith

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About ssmith

Enlisted in 1995. Basic at Ft Sill. AIT at Ft Jackson (75F). Served in Ohio National Guard. Went through ROTC program at Ohio State University and received 2LT commission in 1997, Engineer branch. Spent about 4 years in 16th Engineer Brigade in Ohio National Guard, then moved far from nearest unit and went into Inactive National Guard, and eventually Individual Ready Reserve. Called up from IRR in 2004 for duty in Iraq (Engineer Platoon Leader with 1st ID). Made it home in 2005. Resigned commission as a CPT in December 2005.