Office 2003 Style Menu/VS.IDE 2003 Style Menu

[BuddyWork]

Hello,

Is there anyway to get the menu's to appear like Office
2003 or VS.Net 2003 in .Net?

I was using Application.EnableVisualStyles() but this
works for textbox and buttons if the FlatStyle is System
but the menus are still in the old plain format.

Thanks

[C# Learner]

"BuddyWork" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hello,

Is there anyway to get the menu's to appear like Office
2003 or VS.Net 2003 in .Net?

I was using Application.EnableVisualStyles() but this
works for textbox and buttons if the FlatStyle is System
but the menus are still in the old plain format.

Thanks

http://www.divil.co.uk/net/controls/...fault.asp#dnmp

Just drop a DotNetMenuProvider on the form, et voilà.

[BuddyWork]

I'm looking for something that Microsoft has done and its
FREE.

-----Original Message-----
"BuddyWork" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hello,

Is there anyway to get the menu's to appear like Office
2003 or VS.Net 2003 in .Net?

I was using Application.EnableVisualStyles() but this
works for textbox and buttons if the FlatStyle is System
but the menus are still in the old plain format.

Thanks
http://www.divil.co.uk/net/controls/...idgets/default.

asp#dnmp
Just drop a DotNetMenuProvider on the form, et voilà.
.

[Maher K. Al-Jendasi]

Hello,

See this one (It's free, but not Microsotf :( ) http://www.dacris.com/netxp/

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Maher
mk*********@hotmail.com
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Hello,

Is there anyway to get the menu's to appear like Office
2003 or VS.Net 2003 in .Net?

I was using Application.EnableVisualStyles() but this
works for textbox and buttons if the FlatStyle is System
but the menus are still in the old plain format.

Thanks

[C# Learner]

"BuddyWork" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

I'm looking for something that Microsoft has done and its
FREE.

If Microsoft has already done this (i.e. included this ability within
the framework), do you think something like DotNetWidgets would even
exist?

DotNetWidgets *is* free (money), anyway.