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Your controls can be added to the control gallery to improve visibility and provide a one stop shop for users to pick up the controls needed for their applications. Controls can be free, require licensing, or be provided at flat costs. All types of controls are welcome.
All controls are identified by a unique name and exist in one of the pre-defined categories. If your control doesn't fit in any of the pre-defined categories, then feel free to email the WindowsClient.NET team with any suggestions and they'll be added if appropriate.
Please read all descriptions since they provide information required for your control to be approved. If your control does not meet the specified requirements it will be deleted and you'll be notified of the reasons why.
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The following user name will be assigned as your admin user name for this control. If this is NOT the login account you want linked to this control then you'll need to log out of the forums and re-log in with the appropriate account. Note that once this control has been submitted, admin control cannot be reassigned to another community member without first requesting approval from the WindowsClient.NET team via the feedback form.
Placement of your control in the proper category is extremely important if you want users to be able to easily find your control. You can place your control in a high level category and share the space with many others, or you can be as precise as possible and try to fill in the less populated categories. The choice is yours.
The download URL is a required field for all controls. The URL must point to a page where the control or the source can be downloaded from. This can be the root of your website if the location changes often, but the control must be readily accessible. No links to executables, zip files, or other forms of downloadable media will be approved.
Support Name should be a valid contact and is used in place of a user profile for contacting the author. This is used for legacy support of controls that aren't linked to profiles, but also provides a first impression name and an easy method of contacting a control author.
Support Email should be a valid contact and is used in place of a user profile for contacting the author. This is used for legacy support of controls that aren't linked to profiles, but also provides a first impression name and an easy method of contacting a control author.
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