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Thread Planner-Calendar Component
Sun, Mar 23 2008 12:15 AMPermanent Link

Herb (Kraft)
I know it's been discussed before.
What's the latest thought among the group about planner/calendar components?
I am thrilled to have to do one, again.
Thanks

Herb (Kraft)
Sun, Mar 23 2008 4:11 AMPermanent Link

Roy Lambert

NLH Associates

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Herb


I'm using TMS. Its for what I would regard as something fairly simple but its rather difficult to manage.

Why not ask on the CodeGear 3rd party ng?

Roy Lambert
Sun, Mar 23 2008 4:37 AMPermanent Link

"Harry de Boer"
Herb,

We make extensive use of planners in our apps. Played a while with some of
them that are around. We decided to go with TResourceAllocationChart from
SadmanSoftware. Very good, very flexible, very good support!

Regards, Harry


"Roy Lambert" <roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> schreef in bericht
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> Herb
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> I'm using TMS. Its for what I would regard as something fairly simple but
its rather difficult to manage.
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> Why not ask on the CodeGear 3rd party ng?
>
> Roy Lambert
>

Sun, Mar 23 2008 8:22 AMPermanent Link

"Walter Matte"
DevExpress just released their V3 of ExpressScheduler...

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ExpressScheduler Suite v3
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Gantt View
Task Pane (requires the ExpressQuantumGrid Suite) Holiday Events
Sub-System Improved Storage Component Enhanced Day View Office 2007
Style Navigation Enhanced Month View Extended TimeGrid View Improved
Event Reminder Sub-System


Walter

"Herb (Kraft)" <herb@examprep.us> wrote in message
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>I know it's been discussed before.
> What's the latest thought among the group about planner/calendar
> components?
> I am thrilled to have to do one, again.
> Thanks
>
> Herb (Kraft)
>

Sun, Mar 23 2008 11:37 AMPermanent Link

David
I agree about TMS.  I use their components as well.

Their component pack is a terrific value and it includes the Calendar
components as well.

I've look at Dev Express' calendar components and while pretty, they don't
look $300 better than TMS's components.

On 3/23/08 4:04 AM, in article
C044AA51-A4EC-4629-8BBE-4DD968760E61@news.elevatesoft.com, "Roy Lambert"
<roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote:

> Herb
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>
> I'm using TMS. Its for what I would regard as something fairly simple but its
> rather difficult to manage.
>
> Why not ask on the CodeGear 3rd party ng?
>
> Roy Lambert
>

Sun, Mar 23 2008 7:49 PMPermanent Link

"J. B. Ferguson"
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I've tried both the TMS calendar
and the DevEx ExpressScheduler and have been sold on ExpressScheduler
since it first came out. It is VERY simple to use, it has a lot of
functionality and has worked first time/every time for me. Your
mileage, of course, may vary.

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


David wrote:

<<I agree about TMS.  I use their components as well.
<<
<<I've look at Dev Express' calendar components and while pretty, they
<<don't look $300 better than TMS's components.
Mon, Mar 24 2008 7:46 PMPermanent Link

"Lance Ras"
J.B.

I agree with you in regards to beauty.  The DeveloperXpress stuff just looks
extremely polished...  And their help files have a reasonable amount of
content, to which TMS has always been, in my humble opinion, severly
lacking.  I think TMS spends more time developing and afterthought about the
documentation.

I have had TMS components for a while now and have some of the DevX stuff
for a bit as well.  They each bring something to the table, but Julian has
been around a long time (Orpheus) and to me holds a strong track record (If
I was to choose between).

Lance




"J. B. Ferguson" <jbNOSPAMfergusonATgmailDOTcom> wrote in message
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> Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I've tried both the TMS calendar
> and the DevEx ExpressScheduler and have been sold on ExpressScheduler
> since it first came out. It is VERY simple to use, it has a lot of
> functionality and has worked first time/every time for me. Your
> mileage, of course, may vary.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Jan Ferguson
>
>
> David wrote:
>
> <<I agree about TMS.  I use their components as well.
> <<
> <<I've look at Dev Express' calendar components and while pretty, they
> <<don't look $300 better than TMS's components.
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