Hi everyone, we just released DotNetBar for Windows Forms 7.4 with over 50 new feature and enhancements.
Highlight of this release is all new CrumbBar control a bread-crumb style horizontal tree control.
Here is a screen-shot from CrumbBar control sample that is included with the 7.4 build:
Here you can find short tutorial on how to get started with this new control. Its really simple.
There are also many improvements to new Advanced Tree control we released last time.
Fully function trial version is, as usual, available on DotNetBar for Windows Forms site.
We have some very nice additions coming in future, so stay tuned 
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Hi Guys,
Good Work!
I suggest DevCom to add following NEW controls in DotNetBar future versions…
1) Combobox with drop down TREEVIEW
2) Multi-column combobox
3) Organization Chart control
Excellent addition! Great work, still the best .NET control suite out there!
Can I suggest a completed implementation of Office Customize dialog which hooks shortcuts too please!
Hello,
It’s a really great job and am will buy it very soon.
But one thing that is very important is that you have a digital signature that used to sign your dotnet bar setup.exe installer file.
But you don’t use it to sign your .dll assembly.
This is not good.
Anyone who uses your component won’t be able to pass the certified for Windows Vista tests because it needs that all .dll assemblies to be signed also.
Although user can use his own digital signature to sign your .dll assembly, but it’s not a good idea to sign others’ files using our own digital signature.
Note: If you decided to sign your .dlls from now on, don’t forget to timestamp it after sign!
You are the best.
Thanks
Oscar, on request of many of our customers default assembly is not signed since singed assemblies attempt to make network connection upon loading and delay the assembly loading (and whole application startup) for potentially long time. They also could kick off the software firewall alarms…
Instead we ship signed assembly in Signed folder i.e. for default installations c:\program files\dotnetbar for windows forms\signed
Hope this helps…