DBI 
					Warehouse Shipments Scheduling Framework 
					 
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					Smart Client demo application
					
					Right Resources - Right Place - Right Time 
					
					The DBI Warehouse Shipments Framework provides the 
					building blocks necessary to create a complete application 
					for the scheduling of both inbound and outbound shipments 
					for a warehouse. The following Smart Client demonstration 
					illustrates many of the concepts, reporting, scheduling 
					views and user perspectives possible right out of the box.
					 
					 
					 
					
					  
					 
					 
					
					  
					
					
					Click through to the Smart 
					Client WSS Demo Application 
					
					
					
					https://www.dbi-tech.com/SmartClient/Frameworks/dbiWSF/WSS.application 
					
					
					  
					
					
					
					dbiWSF Smart Client Demo - two Pre-Requisites  
					
					There are two pre-requisites for running the DBi'WSF 
					sample application. You will need the .NET Framework 3.5 
					installed and for demo purposes only the Microsoft 
					Access2007 database drivers will also need to be installed. 
					(The Warehouse Shipments Scheduling Framework does ship with 
					SQL and Access databases including the database 
					documentation for using any ADO.Net database). The following 
					error screens will appear if you are missing either of the 
					.NET Framework 3.5 or Access 2007 database components... 
					
					
					For further information on working with the DBi Warehouse 
					Shipments Scheduling Framework Smart Client Demo Application 
					please see:
					
					Running the Demo   
					  
					
					The DBi Warehouse Shipments Scheduling Framework incorporates DBi's award winning 
					Solutions Schedule for 
					.NET - Enterprise and 
					Studio Controls for .NET component 
					software along with WSF specific custom objects, Data binding, 
					UI presentation, reporting and business rules. DBi Warehouse 
					Shipment Scheduling Framework is a .NET Windows Forms development product ready for implementation 
					in as little as six (6) lines of code, or ready for integration 
					with enterprise systems including Microsoft Dynamics.  
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