Hi there,
My client has bought "Telerik WPF for UI" in order to build an application targeting "Surface Pro 3" tablets with Windows 7. We are currently migrating an old app which doesn't make use of Telerik WPF and, in order to address the Surface tablet, has dependencies with the Surface SDK 2.0.msi - and also with the Blake.
So I wonder if we can drop the SurfaceSDK.msi and has the same features with your product ?
Regards
Philippe
My client has bought "Telerik WPF for UI" in order to build an application targeting "Surface Pro 3" tablets with Windows 7. We are currently migrating an old app which doesn't make use of Telerik WPF and, in order to address the Surface tablet, has dependencies with the Surface SDK 2.0.msi - and also with the Blake.
So I wonder if we can drop the SurfaceSDK.msi and has the same features with your product ?
Regards
Philippe
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Hello Philippe,
Thank you for your question.
The controls in the Telerik UI for WPF support touch based on an internal framework we've implemented. More information on the topic is available in the Touch Support article in the documentation. The article also contains a list of the controls that exhibit "special" behavior with some of the gestures.
My suggestion to you is to try this out and see how it fits your needs. If you encounter any problems related to touch, feel free to get back to us.
Regards,
Petya
Telerik
Thank you for your question.
The controls in the Telerik UI for WPF support touch based on an internal framework we've implemented. More information on the topic is available in the Touch Support article in the documentation. The article also contains a list of the controls that exhibit "special" behavior with some of the gestures.
My suggestion to you is to try this out and see how it fits your needs. If you encounter any problems related to touch, feel free to get back to us.
Regards,
Petya
Telerik
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