The Day View offers the most detailed picture of events over a single day or across a few days. The current date/time are indicated by a highlighted date header and the current time mark on the time ruler. The Work Week View displays appointments for the working days in a particular week or across multiple weeks.

Help Topic: Day View | Help Topic: Work-Week View

The Week View displays appointments for any given weekly period.

Help Topic: Week View

The Month (Multi-Week) View is the least detailed view and is designed to allow your end users to browse and analyze long-term plans. This view positions days one after another horizontally so that they construct weeks while individual weeks are placed one under another.

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The Timeline View arrange events and appointments across horizontal timelines. When browsing multiple resources, timelines are displayed one under another. On the top of the view, you can display multiple time rulers with different scales.

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The multiple resources display enables your end users to browse several plans (for any entity such as an individual or office location, etc) simultaneously. Once resources have been created, the scheduler will display several parallel timelines. Resource headers can display images. The same appointment can be assigned to multiple resources.

Help Topic: Resources for Appointments

You can easily tailor appointments to the application’s specifications since appointment appearance, layout and functionality can be customized in a variety of ways. All appointment dialogs can be fully customized and extended with the use of additional controls and features (you can even use your own forms), allowing you to deliver the capabilities expected by your end-users.

Help Topic: Appointments

You can create repetitive events or appointments based upon a specific pattern. The most widely used patterns are represented by the Scheduler auxiliary controls used in the Appointment Recurrence dialog. The DXScheduler Suite for Silverlight provides you with objects and methods for handling recurrence chains, so you can implement complex requirements with ease.

Help Topic: Recurring Appointments and Exceptions

A reminder for any event can be set regardless of whether it has a single occurrence or whether a recurrence pattern has been assigned to it. Appointment with reminder has a visual indicator and a reminder dialog is invoked when the time has come for the reminder to alert.

Help Topic: Reminders for Appointments

The Date Navigator control provides intuitive access to specific time frames. You can select a single date or a continuous range of dates by clicking and dragging. The Scheduler view is automatically switched to the most appropriate display type to show the selected interval.

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The DXScheduler Suite for Silverlight fully supports WCF RIA Services and can operate in bound mode. Requirements for the data source are essentially the same as imposed by any other data-aware control. The scheduler is bound to the data source via SchedulerStorage.

Help Topic: Bind a Scheduler to Data | Help Topic: Provide Resources for Appointments

The time zone can be specified at your current location. All time-dependent data can be stored in a database and translated to UTC (Universal Time) so as to prevent any discrepancies. Scheduler can display multiple time rulers with different time zone settings within the Day View.