I'm sorry, my mistake, I was thinking of the normal toolbar, not the
toolstrip.
You can control the "pressed" state of a toolstrip button by controlling
it's "checked" state. If you set checked to true, the button appears pressed
down. Set it to unchecked and it appears normal. You can test the current
state in your program via the CheckedState property.
Steve
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Islam Khalil,
"Steve Barnett" wrote:
>Your toolbar should have a buttons collection. If you open the collection
and click on any of the buttons you'll see they have "style". Set the
style
to ToggleButton.
Steve
i found only displaystyle property .
idont find style
iam using VS2005 if that help.
Steve you help me alot of time
thank u very mauch.