Add AutoComplete to any WinForms application and turn your TextBoxes and ComboBoxes into intelligent user agents. Data-entry forms, find boxes, logon screens, file/URL pickers - those types of UI elements will benefit greatly from being AutoComplete-enabled. Dynamic AutoComplete Tool will do it for you--without coding. Your users will love the enhancements provided by AutoComplete, because they avoid repetitive typing and they make forms easier and faster to fill in. This saves your users' time. And Dynamic AutoComplete Tool saves your time as well: you just put the component onto a form and you're done. Without coding.
What about your application's search feature? You already know that your users tend to search for things repeatedly, so wouldn't they appreciate if you help them to remember what they've searched for recently?
Do you use the OpenFileDialog component? What about complementing it with an intelligent file-picker box just like the Windows' Start/Run dialog?
With the Dynamic AutoComplete Tool, adding those features is just a matter of seconds. You place the component onto a form and you're done.
What is new in this release:
- The Enabled extender property wasn't always honored causing the AutoComplete feature to work even if it has been disabled in the designer.
- TextBox control with the PasswordChar property set to a non-null character could be autocomplete-enabled, thus revealing passwords in the autocomplete drop-down lists.
- Autocompletion in the ListView and TreeView label editing text box didn't work with the built-in FileSystem, History and MRU string sources.
- When a TreeView/ListView label editing was active and the Form was closed, an unhandled System.ObjectDisposedException exception was thrown causing the application to terminate.
- Documentation for the component is context-sensitive and it is integrated with the Visual Studio .NET Help Collection, including Contents, Index, Search and Dynamic Help.
- When all the autocomplete options had been cleared in the drop-down Options extender property editor, an invalid initialization statement was generated into the InitializeComponent method.
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