Adding detachable toolbars to Windows application?

[VM]

How can I add the moveable toolbars (like the ones seen in Office
applications) that can be attached (to the MDI) but can also be detached to
make a floating toolbar? Does C# have that?

Thanks.

[John Wood]

Nothing comes with .Net that provides that functionality.
But I'm sure there's plenty of third party controls that do.

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"VM" <vo******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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How can I add the moveable toolbars (like the ones seen in Office
applications) that can be attached (to the MDI) but can also be detached to make a floating toolbar? Does C# have that?

Thanks.

[Shakir Hussain]

VM.

1. You have to create a ReBar Designer using
System.Windows.Forms.Design.ControlDesigner

2. Then create ReBar control derived from Control and IMessageFilter

3. Add your tool bars to ReBar Bands, which can be moved or dragged out to
float.

Shak.
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How can I add the moveable toolbars (like the ones seen in Office
applications) that can be attached (to the MDI) but can also be detached to make a floating toolbar? Does C# have that?

Thanks.

[Daniel Pratt]

Hi VM,

"VM" <vo******@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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How can I add the moveable toolbars (like the ones seen in Office
applications) that can be attached (to the MDI) but can also be detached to make a floating toolbar? Does C# have that?

Thanks.

I must recommend:

http://www.divil.co.uk/net/

Both the look and the behavior of the controls are very polished. They
are free to use if your product is free, and the prices for licenses for
commercial development are reasonable.

Regards,
Daniel