| Solutions Schedule for .NET - Standard
Edition |
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| Solutions Schedule for .NET - Standard
Edition provides developers with a premier
set of features for creating outstanding resource planning,
scheduling and optimization applications. Chosen by market
leading commercial software companies and senior development
teams as the number one drag and drop, Gantt style, interactive
scheduling control, Solutions Schedule has become an industry
standard. Many of the key features critical for
bottom line success include: |
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| Current Time
Offset - present time lines based on different
Time Zones |
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| Day Month Offset -
not all schedules start on the default starting day of a week.
The Day Month Offset allows for the starting day of a week
to be modified. |
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| Edit Mode Toolbar -
a handy little item for displaying customized edit options.
Standard edit modes are a default. |
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| Guideline Positions -
set schedule guidelines behind or in front of time bars in the
schedule area. |
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| List Guide - an
ideal resource when working with larger schedule plans; the List
Guide is a shadow image of the first column of the resource list
that appears on the mouse down. |
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| Ruler Selection -
the start and end time of a selected time bar is highlighted in
the time line ruler, making for more accurate alignment of
resources. |
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| Schedule Document Object -
a method that returns the Schedule Print Document Object
allowing for custom print pre-views. |
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| Restrict schedule
changes and make TimeBar interaction discrete using the
Advanced TimeBar Restriction features. |
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| Customize the time scale
definition font presentation by setting the ValuePointFont and
ValuePointForeColor properties. |
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Custom Edit
Cursors, identify specific application edit processes
with custom edit cursors. |
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Guide Lines, snap TimeBars
to a guide line for quick, accurate alignment of scheduled
entities. Set guide line color and images for easy placement and
visual review. |
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Copy TimeBar, provides a keyboard short-cut with a
click and drag action to copy one or more TimeBars
simultaneously.
Resource List - present
database entities using the integrated multi-column List View
and hierarchical tree. Identify list items
with designer images.
Multi Column Sorting - the
Resource List may be sorted on selected column(s) using either
the column header sort property or the column values using the
control sort method. |
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Column Designer - In the List
View area, one or more columns canfrom
the property inspector) at design time, or through code at
runtime. be added to the list through the Columns Collection
editor (available |
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| Cell level formatting -
customize the appearance of the resource list down to the cell
level using fonts, images and colours. |
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| TimeBar Locking - limit
timebar movement and resizing |
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 Object
Data Tag - Tags are ideal
candidates for persisting
relationships between an object and its record. |
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| TimeBar
Activity display - allows the developer to visually present the percentage of completion of an
activity (time bar). |
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| TimeBar Linking
- link TimeBars in any combination of: Start to Start, Start to
End, End to Start and End to End with Standard, Reciprocal or
Direct Links. The Standard Edition allows One-to-One
relationships. Link lines can also be given unique colours
enhancing visual presentation of TimeBar relationships. |
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TimeBar Split Edit - indicated by
the scissors mouse cursor, this edit mode effectively splits a TimeBar into two TimeBars at the cursor position.
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| TimeBar Multi-select -
select one or more timebars at once for quick adjustment of
scheduled resources. |
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Dead zones are custom areas of the
schedule defined as areas where an appointment cannot be
created, moved or sized into.
Custom
areas are discrete segments of the schedule which can coloured
offering quick visual presentation of reserved areas. |
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| Time
Lines are a subtle way to give a schedule presentation
definition allowing the eye to follow through the schedule on a
particular point. Time lines extend vertically through the
schedule area and are drawn along the major time segments. |
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Header items are ideal for adding
category definitions to a list of resources or incorporating
special notes and the like. Full formatting features are
available to List Header items. |
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| Enhancing edit
functions, a selected time
bar may be identified by a unique colour. |
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| To review a complete feature comparison
please click
here |
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