Hi Team,
This is a request to add a Signature control to UI for WinUI. Where the user can use a Touch or Stylus input to add their signature to the app GUI. This signature can then be saved as either a bitmap or vector file.
Thank you,
Rodney
"Processing Resources failed" compile-time error is thrown when the following nuget packages are referenced together:
- Telerik.ReportViewer.WinUI
- Telerik.WinUI.Controls
It is enough only to reference the packages and try to build the project.
The error appears also if you try to reference the .dll instead of nuget packages. But only in case the Telerik.WinUI.Controls.dll file is not referenced from the installation folder of the Telerik Reporting product.
Error details:
1>WINAPPSDKGENERATEPROJECTPRIFILE : error : PRI175: 0x80073b0f - Processing Resources failed with error: Duplicate Entry. 1>WINAPPSDKGENERATEPROJECTPRIFILE : error : PRI222: 0x80073b0f - Unspecified error occurred.
For example: WinUI sample app that presents some real time dashboard (gauge or chart controls for example) with a Web API backend.
VS WPF PdfViewer,When the WinUI PdfViewer show the document, the text is fuzzy.
View the attachments,in the picture,the wpf PdfViewer show the text better.
I use a lot of very cool UI controls found in the Telerik UI UP control suite; our customers love these controls:
You guys already know these capabilities don't exist as polished UI controls WinUI 3; we can't adapt and migrate to WinUI 3 / MAUI and lose these excellent presentation and interaction models. What other types of data and information would help your team to prioritize the development of these controls for WinUI 3. I know we can use some WinUI 3 UI control in our WPF apps, but going the other way is impossible.
https://github.com/microsoft/WindowsAppSDK/discussions/465#discussioncomment-395712
Like many other technology companies out there in the wild, we aren't a UI Control development company as core skills focus on other technologies; however, we need the absolute very best 3rd part commercial grade and hi-fidelity UI controls to start with a base. So for us, I'm not going to invest in a UI framework that turns the company into a Telerik - that's not what we do. Yes, we do develop custom controls, but it is the exception.