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										| dbiDayView -  provides unmistakable 
										choices for developers looking to create 
										Outlook style appointment scheduling and 
										day planning functionality for their 
										enterprise .NET applications.  
 Harnessing the latest Windows styles and 
										themes dbi DayView offers creative 
										Outlook style application elegance.
 
 Data management is a snap - Studio 
										Controls offers a true common data 
										management control (dbiPIM.dll) that 
										manages your data interactions for 
										appointments, contacts, locations and 
										tasks for any, one or all instances of 
										the Day View control being used.
 
 dbi Day View is an ideal 
										component-solution for creating an 
										appointment scheduler similar to that of 
										Microsoft Outlook with a simplified 
										design interface incorporating:
 
 *  Appointment scheduling
 *  In-line appointment editing
 *  Filtering and Grouping
 *  Direct data-management with one 
										data component
 *  Setting presentation styles once 
										for all instances
 *  Comprehensive appointment, contact, 
										location and task management
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										| Foundations are supporting structures 
										that give strength and continuity to the 
										presentations they support. DBI's 
										underlying foundation layer gives 
										one-point support for common visual 
										presentations and data structures for 
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										|  Connect 
										your data to DBI's underlying data 
										manager (dbiPIM.dll) and communication 
										with each instance of the dbi DayView 
										control is now a simple reference. 
 Managing and coordinating schedules is 
										now an easier task. dbiDayView offers 
										developers a flexible appointment 
										timeline.
 
 Implement schedules with appointment 
										intervals of any increment from one 
										minute to 60 minutes (for example: a 7 
										minute interval), or a selection of 10, 
										15, 20 and 30 minute increments.  and 
										across multiple time zones.  Plus:
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												|  | *  Schedule area time guide *  Developer defined timeline 
												styles and formatting
 *  Windows styles and themes
 *  Developer defined custom fill 
												types
 *  Select time presentation (AM/ 
												PM or 24 hour clock)
 *  Set time position and numeric 
												formats within the timeline
 *  Present up to 31 days or 
												resources in a single view
 *  Customize presentations using 
												User Drawn Headers
 *  Work Week Presentations
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										| Create first impressions with dbi Day 
										View that will be lasting. True to DBI's 
										standard, we continue to provide and 
										extend the degree to which developers 
										can tweak and fine tune component 
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										| * | custom fill styles cell level formatting
 background images
 appointment images
 schedule start time
 schedule end time
 define schedule prime-time
 define schedule non-prime time
 Time select on Right Mouse click
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