Under normal circumstances, the documentation should be automatically installed into Visual Studio. In the case where it is not, then you will need to manually install the documentation by opening the Help Library Manager, which is accessible through the Help\Manage Help Settings. From there, choose the Install content from disk option ...

The issue you have reported has been fixed and a new version of the component is available for download from the Update Center.

Hi Ben, Just to let you know that I removed the sample from the forum post since it contained your license key. Please be assured that the technical support team has downloaded the sample and will be using it to verify the issue you are reporting. Best regards, Jenny

Amid the multiple flavors of zip/compression components offered by Xceed, it can be confusing to some as to which one is the right one for a project. A simple way to eliminate a couple of options is to start with the targeted platform. *via a .NET wrapper automatically generated by Visual Studio. Application must target x86. Already the list ...

If you never use Blend, then this post will be of no interest to you other than to laugh at my misery; however, if you are a designer who wants to style or template the various elements in Xceed DataGrid for Silverlight, then this is the post for you. Since the initial release of Xceed DataGrid for Silverlight, we received many questions in ...

Hi Nestor, There are currently no plans to add sticky columns to Xceed DataGrid for WPF; however, I have added a feature request, so you never know!

Sticky columns is an innovative new feature that was added to version 1.1 of Xceed DataGrid for Silverlight. It’s also one of the features that encountered the most resistance from the development team simply because we did not know how it could be used or if it would be used at all. But after various prototypes, we all came to the conclusion ...

It's that time of year again where those of us in the northern hemisphere are starting to huddle down for the 6 months of winter ahead. So what better time than now to let you in on the new features being introduced in Xceed DataGrid for Silverlight v1.1? First on the list is group headers and footers. Version 1.1 of Xceed DataGrid for ...

Yes, there is ongoing work to improve the documentation although there was nothing planned in terms of a ''migrating'' section. What would you like to see in this topic? 

Hi David! Philipp sent me your question via email and I have passed it along to our design and integration team. As soon as I get a reply, I will let you know.