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Author: Dr. Asad Altimeemy
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Dialog boxes are one of the primary methods that Windows programs use to display information and receive input from users. Therefore, in this tutorial, we are going to use a dialog based application to collect some information from the user. In the real life project, you will use this information somewhere else in the program or it will be stored in a database. But for this tutorial, we are only going to display information in a Message Box....
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Author: Jason Henderson
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I'm a very unorganized person. I usually depend on my feeble brain to remember projects or bugs I need to fix. Unfortunately, I am all too human and I will occasionally forget something important. So, when I started using Windows XP Professional (with IIS conveniently installed), I decided to make a web "to-do list" to remind me of all the important things I need to do....
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Author: Phil Wright
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One of the first features of C# that took my interest was the ability to Dock a Control onto the edge of a Form. Now I could attach a Control (or more likely a composite control by deriving from UserControl) onto a Form edge and quickly construct a useful looking application. But there is one crucial factor missing from this scenario. The user has no discretion over the size or positioning of this docked control. I want the user to be able to drag the control to a different edge and be able to r...
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Author: Robert Rohde
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Everyone knows the navigation in Outlook with its neat bar, and there are many different implementations for it already existing. Some of them are very neat, but are rather inflexible on what kind of contents can be inserted into each group. What I needed was a possibility to show and hide several large grids quickly in all possible combinations. I could have used some sort of docking and/or MDI style to achieve this, but for several reasons, this was not good in my situation. Moreover, I think ...
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Author: Herre Kuijpers
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I'm currently working on a personal project in which I want to build a small application with an Outlook 2003 style of navigation. This includes the Outlook sidebar containing the colorful buttons. I have been looking for this control here on CodeProject, so far I could only find one written in C++ with WTL. I decided to write my own Outlook sidebar usercontrol in and for C# (2.0) so it can be easily extended and custimized to the developer's need. This project therefore contains all the sources...
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Author: Oleg A. Mostovlyansky
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This is an alternative to the standard toolbar control. To use it, just replace your CToolBar objects with CTapeToolBar objects - easy as that!
When you call CTapeToolBar::SetTape() the toolbar is transformed into a ticker-tape style toolbar, with moving perforations and toolbar buttons....
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Author: Cryingwind
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The proposed class is based on Daniel Godson's: Generating inactive/disabled images for toolbar. I have fixed some errors in the original code. But there are still some shortcomings left:
1. the function to load bitmap from the file and display it is not implemented
2. the size of buttons on the toolbar is 24�24, I haven't give an interface to change it....
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Author: Christian Graus, Masoud Samimi
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During my current project, I found myself in possession of a number of toolbars. It's a paint program, so it started to be quite painful, having various toolbars over parts of the image, and half of the real estate is just wasted room (i.e. the caption bar ). I decided to try and write a class derived from CToolBar that was tricked into thinking it was docked when it wasn't, so it drew with a gripper and no caption bar. Simple, right?...
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Author: Igor Tebelev
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The problem with current implementations of rollover toolbars is that they assume that you are in charge of source code, which is not always true. For example, if you are designing a container that is supposed to host some controls then the source code of the toolbar implementation of those controls is not accessible by the container. Another scenario would also include the case of Toolbars that are dynamically created by reading images from external sources that usually don't present all 3 poss...
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Author: bcryner
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This article was written to demonstrate how to customize the display of the ToolStrip, MenuStrip, and StatusStrip controls. We will look at the ProfessionalColorTable class as well as the ToolStripCustomRenderer class....
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Author: Lars [Large] Werner
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When I wanted a quick and nice header for my SDI project I could not find any, so I made my own. Some of the code is for beginners. It is not made for learning, but just for saving some time. There are some comments on the code, but almost all of it should be crystal clear, even for beginners. The header supports different colors on text, text shadows, and background, change of font size and type, change of placement of the text in the header. It does also have a gradient effect on the backgroun...
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Author: Ivan Alles
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The Windows Forms library in the .NET Framework has great support for context sensitive help. You can assign a help topic for each control in your program. This topic will be shown automatically when you press F1, provided that the control has focus. A problem arises when you try to do this for ToolStrip items, such as ToolStripButton or ToolStripComboBox. These classes are not controls, they are not derived from Control but from the ToolStripItem class. You will need some tricks to make context...
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