Select OK and now you have them all in the Toolbox!.Click Browse and go to the Bin directory, and select all the ComponentFactory.Krypton.Right click inside the new tab and select Choose items.Right click the Toolbox and Add Tab, give it the name Krypton.Open the main Form of your application and show the Toolbox.Start Visual Studio and create/open your Windows Forms project.I recommend you read this before developing using the Krypton controls. Help directory contains a KryptonHelp.chm file that can be double clicked to open the documentation. It lists all the controls along with example applications used to show them in operation. Getting Startedīin directory contains already compiled copies of all the example projects and the Krypton assemblies, so I recommend you start by running the Krypton Explorer application in this directory. Full source code for all the controls and components is included along with Visual Studio projects and solution files. NET developers had a good set of free controls to use in their projects. So I decided to make them open source so that. I developed and sold them from my company Component Factory from 2006 until 2014, when the lack of sales meant selling the controls was no longer viable. NET WinForms controls are now freely available for use in personal or commerical projects. Additional resources are available online, with a forum for asking questions and a blog for tracking development progress.The Krypton Suite of. To help you get started, the library comes with full help documentation, including step-by-step tutorials for creating applications and C# source code for all samples. When you combine these two features, you really do get the best of both worlds: ease of use and deep customizability. Individual controls can override the palette settings, giving you complete control over presentation. Krypton Toolkit, written by Phil Wright of Component Factory Pty Ltd., can help.Ī global palette is used to determine the default appearance of all the Krypton controls, so changing the entire look and feel of your application is as simple as switching the global palette in one line of code. You want the polish of Office 2003, but without the three-month schedule that goes with it. 2.3 Creating a Professional User Interface with Krypton ToolkitĪdding a professional veneer to your application can be the most time-consuming part of your development effort.
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