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Can anyone suggest some beautiful Gauge Controls that can works under VC/.Net environment, it is best to contain lot of styles, e.g. compass, aircraft instrument etc. Thanks in advance.
I am fully aware that this project doesn't fit your bill as it's Java-Swing based, but these gauges are so beautiful and well-assorted, they can serve as an inspiration should you fail to use ready-to-use components.
The same author also made a HTML5 Canvas based version (impressive demo here) of these components.
Updated link to the demo: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/84552/SteelSeries/SteelSeries.html
Maybe this helps.
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I am constantly looking to learn more about MVVM but I feel like I have run out of source (which cannot be the case). So does anyone else have any good resources that they use?
I hope that you didn't went through CodeProject, here is a link that lists all the MVVM related article's and demo's. That will help you for sure.
http://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?q=mvvm&sbo=kw
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I'm looking for a thumbnail library for .NET. I don't care if free or paid. I would like to generate thumbnails for file preview, supporting as many file types as possible:
images, videos, pfd, office docs, ...
Could someone recommend any?
Thanks in advance
From my experience I don't think there's a one stop shop for what you want. Instead you'll need to use a series of libraries to achieve the result:
PDF: Previously I've used PDF Sharp which is pretty good for free.
Video: From this SO question there's http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/avifilewrapper.aspx
Alternatively you could try a more general approach (Although I've not used this myself)
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I want to know what are the most popular Web-Engines to use in a Desktop Aplication using C# and WinForms.
Can you suggest some ?
edit: I've edited the question, I think it's OK now.
I would go with WebKit.NET (GitHub Download)
I would use Awesomium.
It has a good .NET/WPF support.
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I am looking for a free hex editor class/control for C#. Could you recommend a good one?
PS: The only requirement is the control/class should support view/edit file as hex and should be as simple as possible if could.
To be more specific, there should be a interface support loadFile/createFile/saveFile.
I have a small file(less than 0.5k) that need to show in a text-box like control in hex.
Is HexBox the kind of thing you're looking for?
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I am currently using MS Charts to display information from my reports.
Is there a way I can display the reports in a better way, for example using Silverlight or something which is free for commercial use?
I want the reports graphs to just stand out. Any suggestions?
Use SQL Server Reporting Service. Take a look at this ASP.Net charting demo