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Solutions Schedule
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Schedule View Features |
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Schedule Views |


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Presenting data with real life functional
interaction increases the utility of an
application. Solutions Schedule for Silverlight
offers developers a breadth of industry proven
features and capabilities that provide for
engaging initial first impressions and lasting
intuitive navigation.
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Key Features |
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Dead Zones |
Drag 'n
Drop Scheduling |
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Dead Zones are areas of the schedule view set at
time constraints where resources should not /
cannot (as programmed) be scheduled. |
Direct Edit |
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Collections |
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Schedule Object |
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Edit Modes |
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Resource List Items |
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With a simple right mouse click enters the end
user into the Edit Mode dialogue presenting
seven (7) primary functions: |
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Bar Items |
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Custom
Time Bar Styles |
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> Edit - create, move and resize time bars; |
Interactive Time Bars |
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> Erase - delete time bars from a schedule |
Custom Time Types |
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> Select - a multi select tool |
Custom
Context Menu |
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> Link - create one to many time bar
relationships
(linking) |
Guide
Lines |
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> Unlink - remove time bar links |
Edit
Mode Toolbar |
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> Split - when one activity needs to be
split into one or more |
Auto Scroll on Drag |
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> Guide Line - add guide lines to a schedule
for precision alignment |
Horizontal Movement |
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Vertical Movement |
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Multi
Column Resource List |
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- Tree
structure |
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Column Header Definitions |
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- Item
Cell Definitions |
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Column Sorting (built-in) |
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List
Guide |
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Time Bar Conflicts |
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Text in
Time Bars |
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Time
Bar Images |
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Guide Lines |
Time
Bar Linking |
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Guide Lines are objects
that may be assigned to a schedule at discrete
dates and times providing granular Snap To
capability. |
Line
Item Formatting |
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Dead
Zones |
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Map
Area |
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Line Arrows
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Navigation Buttons |
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Line arrows indicate additional Time Bars,
schedule activities, have been set outside of
the visible area |
Schedule Notes |
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Snap to
guide lines |
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Milestone Markers |
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List Guide |
Owner
Drawn Time Bars |
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The List Guide is a replicated image of the
contents populated in the first column of the
Resource List. This shadow image will appear (as
programmed) on a click within the schedule area
assisting users to accurately place schedule
activities and allocate resources. |
Owner
Drawn Titles |
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Undo /
Redo History |
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Built-in Printing |
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Map Area |
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The Map Area presents a condensed view of the
primary schedule allowing for easy navigation of
large schedule plans. |
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Multiple
Schedules |
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Multiple Schedules allow for the presentation of
schedule objects having the same or other
defined time scale. |
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Schedule Ruler - Time Scale |
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The Ruler (timeline) displays date and time
related elements applicable for a view / views
of a schedule. There are two primary elements:
The top portion of the Ruler displays Date
related details and the lower portion of the
Ruler displays the Time Scale or Time Types -
typically: hours, days, weeks, years and the
Time distance between the major time values.
Developer defined custom time values are also
supported. |
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Tool Tips |
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Display contextual information elegantly with
Tool Tips. dbiScheduleSL offers a built-in
Tool Tip with an open event for creating custom
presentations. By default the Tool Tip will
respond to these actions: |
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> Creating a Time Bar |
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> Changing a Time Bar |
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> Mousing over a Time Bar |
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> Mousing over a Schedule Note |
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> Mousing over a Schedule Guide Line |
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Schedule area presentations may be further
defined using: Alternating line colours, Header
colours, colour defined custom areas, Weekend
colours and Time lines including the current
date time line. |
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Schedule Notes |
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Give scheduling and planning software more
detail with unique Schedule Notes
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attention to important information. |
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