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TMS Silverlight Planner BETA released
Thursday, April 23, 2009
We're proud to present the first beta of our new Silverlight component for a broad range of planning and scheduling solutions. Whether a project requires the creation of a single-user Personal Information Management (PIM) application or time planning for multiple resources such as hotel rooms, rental cars and university courses, the TMS SilverLight Planner provides an open, highly-configurable interface that will suit the project's needs.
- Multi-resource / multi-day modes
- Full drag & drop support
- Time-axis orientation can be horizontal or vertical
- Recurrency support & built-in recurrency editor
- WCF based data binding to server-side database
- Configurable editing of events, via inplace editing, popup editing,...
- Highly customizable appearance via Expression Blend or code.
- Optional completion display
- Optional linked events support
We wish you much success with trying out the beta version and we look forward to all your feedback!
Bruno Fierens

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