Download Link (~49MB)
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/KryptonSuite411.zip
This is a maintenance release that contains bug fixes and just a
single change in functionality. I recommend that you read the change
list files, that are linked below, in order to see the full list of
bugs that have been fixed. Also included is a fix to the installer
that prevents the Krypton controls from appearing multiple times
inside the Toolbox.
The single functional change is to the Office 2010 palettes. As the
result of a developer poll indicated that people wanted the default
size of the Office 2010 palettes changed to match that of the Office
2007 palettes. This change has been made in this release. You can
however revert those palettes to the smaller size, or indeed any
size you like, using the following example code...
KryptonManager.PaletteOffice2010Blue.BaseFontSize = 8.5f;
KryptonManager.PaletteOffice2010Silver.BaseFontSize = 8.5f;
KryptonManager.PaletteOffice2010Black.BaseFontSize = 8.5f;
This new BaseFontSize property is available on the built-in palettes
except the Professional variations. There is also a BaseFontName
that allows the font to be changed away from the default Segoe UI
setting.
Change Lists
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/changeLists/KryptonToolkitChangeList.doc
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/changeLists/KryptonRibbonChangeList.doc
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/changeLists/KryptonNavigatorChangeList.doc
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/changeLists/KryptonWorkspaceChangeList.doc
http://www.componentfactory.com/downloads/changeLists/KryptonDockingChangeList.doc
PaletteBase.BaseFontSize
This property is exposed by the built in palettes and can be used to override the font size used to determining the full set of palette fonts. This is the base size only and so actual font’s sizes will be created relative to this size. So the large header font might be 4.5 pts larger than the base. Use this property to get around issues where the font size is not appropriate for your application.
Crash with KryptonDateTimePicker/NumericUpDown/DomainUpDown
Using the new Office 2010 palettes and the above input controls can cause a crash because the small up and down buttons are small enough that a bug is exposed that causes a crash. This tends to occur on Windows XP because the font is smaller than the default on Vista and Windows 7. This is now fixed.
Crash using IgnoreDefaults=True for KryptonPalette Export
When exporting a palette and requesting that defaults are not ignored an exception occurs. This is because a couple of new types added in the last release were not recognised by the export/import process. This is now corrected.
KryptonSplitContainer.FixedPanel incorrectly setting sizing
Setting this property should update the splitter distance based on the width/height of the specified fixed panel. But instead the property was updating the splitter distance using the wrong dimension and so using the width instead of the height and vice versa. This has been corrected.
KryptonDataGridView draws outside cell area for last row in the grid
On the last row of the grid the cell drawing can draw outside the bottom of the cell area for the text box cells. This has been fixed.
StatusStrip text cut off at edges under Windows XP
When using a palette that uses anti aliasing to improve the look of text the status strip text gets cut off at the edges under Windows XP. This has been fixed by not using anti aliasing under XP for those palettes.
Focused property not returning correct value for controls with contained child
The KryptonTextBox, KryptonRichTextBox, KryptonMaskedTextBox, KryptonNumericUpDown, KryptonDomainUpDown and KryptonComboBox all have a contained control. The Focused property was returned the value for the container and not the contained control. This has been corrected.