DevExpress.Win.BonusSkins NuGet Package

Contains additional visual themes for DevExpress WinForms applications. Install this package to extend the default skin collection with modern UI styles for your entire application.

Key Features

• Extended Skin Library: Provides additional skins for DevExpress WinForms controls and forms.

• Consistent Look and Feel: Integrates with DevExpress appearance settings to apply a consistent visual style throughout your application.

• Runtime and Startup Skin Switching: Allows you to switch skins at runtime or application startup with standard DevExpress skin APIs.

• Vector and Raster Assets: High-quality vector and raster skin assets optimized for desktop applications.

Documentation

• DevExpress WinForms - Application Skins

• DevExpress WinForms - Bonus and Custom Skin Registration

Evaluation Period, Pricing Options, and Licensing Terms

Whether you own a license or want to start a 30-day evaluation, download and register your DevExpress license key. To obtain the key, sign in to the DevExpress Download Manager with your existing DevExpress.com account or create a free account. For instructions on key registration, see License Key for DevExpress Products.

If you purchase a license after evaluating a product, you need to re-register your updated DevExpress license key to remove evaluation warnings and messages.

This package is included in the following commercial subscriptions:

• DevExpress WinForms Subscription

• DevExpress DXperience Subscription

• DevExpress Universal Subscription

See DevExpress Subscriptions & Licensing for subscription comparison tables, purchasing FAQ, and licensing information.

Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)

For information about SBOM files for DevExpress packages, see Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for DevExpress .NET assemblies/NuGet packages, JavaScript, VCL and other redistributable artifacts.

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Useful Online Resources

• www.devexpress.com

• DevExpress Support Center

• DevExpress Blogs