The C1Scheduler control includes five built-in default views, allowing you to offer a variety of ways for users to view their schedules. View the schedule by day, week, work week, month, or time line. You can also create your own custom views.

C1Scheduler can display reminder dialogs at specified times before an appointment occurs. Users have the option to dismiss one or more appointments, open the appointment, or reset the reminder to appear again later (snooze).

New in 2011 v2, C1Scheduler supports a Time Line view for displaying appointments in a horizontal layout. This view is useful when trying to see multiple groups at once to schedule a meeting. In this view the time is displayed horizontally and groups are arranged vertically, much like the ‘Schedule’ view in Microsoft Outlook 2010.

You can create and use custom schedule views in addition to any of the built-in default views.

Use standard ADO.NET data binding, custom object collections or the built-in XML data source to easily save and load appointments, categories, contacts, labels, resource, and appointment status.

Scheduler for WPF supports localized resource files added to your project. You can conveniently provide C1Scheduler in multiple languages by translating all strings used in the control such as month names, weekday names, and UI strings found in all of the embedded dialogs. Scheduler for WPF comes with 15 international localized resource files including: Arabic, Danish, German, Spanish, Finnish, French, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, English, Russian and Swedish.

Scheduler for WPF supports ComponentOne ClearStyle™ technology which allows you to easily change control brushes without having to override templates. By just setting a few brush properties in Visual Studio you can quickly style each part of the control.