DailyCalendar and Resource Scheduler are calendaring components for .NET. Written in managed C# they are seamlessly integrated with Visual Studio.NET. With a minimum of programmer's work they provide a .NET application with Outlook-like calendars.

Both DailyCalendar and Resource Scheduler are fully managed code written in 100% C#, seamlessly integrate with Visual Studio and can be used from any CLR language. Calendars can display any number of days and resources differentiating workdays from weekends and working hours from non-working hours using separate colors. Appointments can be marked as whole-day, and consist of several linked segments. All aspects of a calendar's appearance can be controlled including size, border colors, selected day and appointment color, working and non-working hour color, the first and the last working hour and granularity of time displayed (from 1 hour to 1 second, with 1 day and half day resolutions added for a Resource Scheduler). Resource Scheduler and DailyCalendar are now version 3.4. The demo now shows how to store/ retrieve data to/from an ADO.NET dataset and a Web service or an Access databased.

Both come in two versions. Standard version is a compiled DLL while a Professional version includes full source code. A source code of an application demonstrating the use of Resource Scheduler and DailyCalendar is included in both versions.