With its many new capabilities, .NET Framework 4 is sure to be quickly adopted by developers. Xceed has therefore launched .NET 4 builds of all of its products. What this means is that programmers can enjoy the benefits of the new version of the .NET Framework platform and Visual Studio 2010, fully confident that Xceed’s product’s completely tested and compatible with Microsoft’s updates.

Fully functional trial versions of all of these products are available for download at xceed.com.

NOTE: In order for the documentation to be correctly installed into Visual Studio 2010, you must follow the instructions in the Installing Documentation in Visual Studio 2010 sticky post in Xceed's forums.

Xceed’s professionally designed WPF themes become the only ones on the market to provide styles for Microsoft’s datatgrid and datepicker controls, which are now officially supported in .NET Framework 4. As a result, developers can quickly and easily style applications created using only Microsoft controls.

A fully functional trial version of the product is available for download at xceed.com.

Last month, Xceed launched a Facebook program that offers a $400 coupon applicable to either Xceed DataGrid for WPF UX Edition (making it absolutely free!) or Xceed DataGrid for WPF Professional Edition (making it half price, or $400).

To qualify, you simply need to share how great our WPF datagrid is in your Facebook account (see details that apply to the UX Edition and the Professional Edition).

The offer is of a limited duration, so don’t miss out!

Coinciding with the release of .NET Framework 4 and the launching of builds of our products for the latest version of Microsoft’s software development platform, Xceed has released a new installer that provides increased flexibility and improved integration into the Visual Studio Toolbox.

Among other things, the new installer allows developers to install multiple versions of our products on the same machine.