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We are excited to announce the Q2 2008 release of RadControls suites for ASP.NET AJAX, Windows Forms, WPF, and Silverlight, and Telerik Reporting solution. Q2 is a milestone release for Telerik, as it introduces two brand new suites, optimizations in performance and stability across all product lines, and valuable training resources for accelerated learning.

For more information on what's new, please visit
RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX
RadControls for WPF
RadControls for Silverlight 2 Beta
RadControls for WinForms
Telerik Reporting

Telerik Trainer
Telerik TV

All product lines are available for download from your Telerik Client.Net accounts.

ENJOY!


The Telerik Team
Paul
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 answered on 08 Jan 2009
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1.  Does Telerik's Reporting product work the same / fine with Silverlight?

2.  Does Telerik's OpenAccess work the same / fine with Silverlight?

3.  What criteria can be used to determine whether a new project should be developed in ASP.NET AJAX vs. SILVERLIGHT?

4.  How would one go about obtaining unbiased information about which ORM might be better between NHibernate and OpenAccess?  Has Telerik performed any real comparisons in speed / scalability / reliability?  If so, results?
Nikolay
Telerik team
 answered on 06 Jan 2009
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Hello,
I found it very useful:
Peeling Away the jQuery Wrapper and Finding an Array

Best regards
Mostafa Anoosheh
Mostafa Anoosheh
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 asked on 31 Dec 2008
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Hello,
I found this useful:
127 RSS Feeds That All Designers Should Subscribe To

Are you have a suggestion for adding to list?

Best regards
Mostafa Anoosheh
Mostafa Anoosheh
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 asked on 31 Dec 2008
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Hello,
I hope this useful
Six hats, six types of thinking to aid our design process.

Best wishes
Mostafa Anoosheh
Mostafa Anoosheh
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 asked on 31 Dec 2008
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Recently I'm having problem posting messages. When I click on "Post" I get error message that something went wrong and I try again. But if I open up another browser session, I can see my messages was posted several times. I noticed the same thing with others in Silverlight section.
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Ben Hayat
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 answered on 23 Dec 2008
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Title says it all really. Is there one?

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Stuart
Dan
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 answered on 23 Dec 2008
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This seems like a good place to post this... I posted this on a .NET forum, but I hoping to use Telerik controls as part of the solution, so I figured I'd post this here as well.

I'm trying to think of a solution for getting people use to using our program. Most of the people using our site are people whose experience with computers doesn't go any further than checking e-mail, so using data grids and filling out forms is completely new to them. We have help text on almost all pages. You can click a help icon in the top right of each page and a window pops up with written instructions of how to do things on that page. The problem is that people don't read!

 What I was thinking was some kind of guided tour. We've tried having demo videos, but if we change the way something looks on the page, we have to update the video, and we usually just have interns working on those kinds of projects, so once they're gone, we can't update the videos easily. We use Telerik controls, so I was playing around with their RadToolTip control. What I'd like to be able to do would be to have where you could click a link that says something like "How To: Add a New Record", and then a tool tip pops up by the "Add New Record" link in the data grid, and when you click it, that disappears and another tool tip pops up by the first field on the form and says something like, "Enter a title", and so on, so you're actually entering a record while going through the tour. There would have to be a way to turn it off as well when you don't it any more.

 I've got the first part working to show to click "Add New Record", and I can think of a few ways to go to the next step, but they all seem pretty clunky. Confused Are there any sites out that are doing something like this? Or is there other software that might be geared towards something like this?

Ivo
Telerik team
 answered on 23 Dec 2008
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Really like the look of the Trainer. Are you considering launching this as a third-party product so developers can build their own branded training series?
Seems like there would be a big market for that product now.
Stuart Hemming
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 answered on 22 Dec 2008
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