Enable the customers to create and modify .pptx (PowerPoint) files . They need processing as well as showing such documents.
New Control: WPF Web Browser
I'd like to put in my request to have a control that would allow to magnify a part of the image as mouse goes over. Here is link to see a running sample: http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=11439 As you move your mouse over, another window opens up to show a magnified version.
Good morning,
at the moment we are using third parts libraries to show RTSP/MPEG video flow in our app.
After the new RadWebCam control release, we hoped it was possibile to specify another video flow for example from IP camera.
May I suggest to implement the possibility to specify a different stream source in the RadWebCam?
Or maybe to implement a new control called "RadPlayer" that is similar to RadWebCam but permits to set a custom stream?
Because snapshot/video recording feature of RadWebCam are very interesting also for a RTSP flow.
Thank you
Best Regards
Enrico
There is an open source library (http://bitmiracle.com/libtiff) that can be used to convert the TIFF images to different formats and then visualize the resultant file with an appropriate control (e.g. convert the TIFF to PDF document and import it in RadPdfViewer).
As we now have support for Webcams with RadWebcam-Control how about supporting Twain? But not the old version, instead the platform independent newer Twain-Direct. There is already C# Source Code under MIT-License available: https://github.com/twain/twain-direct. I think this could be used in Xamarin and WinForms, even ASP.NET also...
Similar to File Explorer in Windows 10, it would be helpful to have a Quick Access section in the left navigation pane with the ability to pin frequently used items.
Create NuGet symbol packages - containing the .pdb files - corresponding to the primary NuGet packages. The process is described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/create-packages/symbol-packages . This will facilitate the debugging of problems in the controls code.
It would be very helpful if you can plan to create kind of a "drawing tool" to design specific views for flows, state models, workflows, etc.
Introduce control similar to TextBox which offers integrated spell-checking (similar to the one provided in RadRichTextBox).
Introduce support for AutoCad files in a fixed document viewer.
Telerik assemblies needs to be rebuild with a specific key in some redistribution scenarios, so that the assemblies can be bound only to a single WPF application. This is described in the following article: https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/licensing/protecting-telerik-assembly
Currently, to protect the dlls you need to rebuild the entire source code of Telerik UI for WPF. Sometimes this is not very convenient and it is prompt to errors because several steps should be followed and also few prerequisites should be met.
Consider providing a new mechanism to protect the Telerik assemblies, which is more convenient and gives better protection.
Develop a new control - Reflection Control.
Deliver an icon library which can be easily used in the user's application.
Something like an image Viewer for WPF with some kind of animation, not too fancy though.
This is a MVVM helper that could be used to decrease the coupling between the view models.
It would be awesome if the user would be able to create folders for visual organization in tree views, tree list views and list views. These folders should not be actual items in the tree, but rather be a visual simplification for complex lists and trees.
Folder specific features:
View specific features
With this feature the user would find it easier to organize sometimes complex trees and lists into manageable folder structures, as the layout would be created by the user himself. The folders also make collective operations on items in them easier to handle, as the user can move or delete the folder with its content and does not need to select long lists of items for every operation. This would increase the usability of the trees and lists.