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Rich desktop-like experience

Build Outlook 2007-like layout in mere minutes

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Universal theming architecture

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Highly configurable shortcut, taskbar, and window settings

Highly configurable desktop elements

WebDesktopManager employs an object-based approach to give you granular control over every visual aspect of its elements. Offering a rich set of properties to control shortcut, icons, taskbar, and window elements, it enables you to create the precise appearance your desktop requires with a minimum of effort. No CSS coding is required to control dynamic elements behaviors.

Blocking User Interactions in Busy Mode

WebDesktopManager includes the ability to programmatically force a WebDesktopWindow into Busy mode. When in Busy mode, the window displays an hourglass cursor and will not accept user input. Busy mode provides a handy way to lock a window while performing lengthy operations.

Shadow mode support for window moving and resizing

Window placement and resizing offers shadowing mode, which leaves the actual window in place until the operation is complete—moving only a “shadow” of the actual window. Unlike the default Physical Interactivity mode, Shadow Interactivity mode is significantly faster, enabling a smoother window action when moving or resizing.

Content modes

WebDesktopManager offers two content modes: the default UseInlineContent mode uses the content defined in the template within the page itself, while UseiFrame mode uses an iFrame as the content source. When using an iFrame, you can easily select the web form assigned to each window from within the Visual Studio 2005/2008 IDE.

Client-side constructible objects

In addition to WebDesktopManager’s breakthrough server-side technologies, this powerful feature enables you to create and extend objects programmatically on the client side for unrivaled power and flexibility.

Extensive Client-Side Events

Client-side events offer a great level of extensibility, enabling you to integrate your own logic in response to specific actions. WebDesktopManager offers 17 client-side events, from context menu, control initialize, shortcut select and create to window events such as create, move, destroy, and resize.

Predefined Styles and Themes

Adding a new event doesn’t get any easier: select a range of cells, release the mouse button, and enter the event details. Setting a single property in WebScheduler enables this powerful feature. Take it for a test drive now – explore the interactive demo and see for yourself how easy scheduling can be.

High performance driven by an advanced architecture

DesktopManager’s advanced architecture brings unmatched performance to window movement, resizing, and animation effects. Easily configure animation by specifying options in the EnableAnimation property.