One Question to a specific GUI Controll

[Stampede]

I browsed the web and found a GUI Controll on a ScreenShot. As the software
which uses this controll is written as an Add-In for MS Outlook I think this
Controll has to be with the Visual Studio.

The screenshot is here:
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...ntp1_small.gif

And the controll I would like to use in my application is the list of topics
(with the answers "tabbed" in.)

Can someone tell me which controll this is or did they build their own one?

hope someone can help....

[John]

"Stampede" <St******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I browsed the web and found a GUI Controll on a ScreenShot. As the software
which uses this controll is written as an Add-In for MS Outlook I think
this
Controll has to be with the Visual Studio.

The screenshot is here:
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...ntp1_small.gif

And the controll I would like to use in my application is the list of
topics
(with the answers "tabbed" in.)

Can someone tell me which controll this is or did they build their own
one?

Hi Stampede,

Your screenshot was so small I couldn't make out what you were talking
about. Here is a better link :
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...nntp/nntp1.gif

As for the control ... I've been away from Windows programming for a while
now, but isn't that just a treeview control?

Good luck,
John

[Stampede]

Sorry for the screenshot, I didn't recognize that I only got the link to the
small version.

As for the controll: I meant the area at the right side. The left part is a
treeview, but the right site is something different I think. Or it's just
really modified.

So I mean the part with the heading "microsoft.public.outlook.bcm" and NOT
the part with "Folder List" in the topic.

If it really is a treeview, maybe someone can give me a clue how to modify
it to get this look?

"John" wrote:

Hi Stampede,

Your screenshot was so small I couldn't make out what you were talking
about. Here is a better link :
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...nntp/nntp1.gif

As for the control ... I've been away from Windows programming for a while
now, but isn't that just a treeview control?

Good luck,
John

[lastusernameleft]

I believe the control he's referring to is the grouped listbox on the right,
which is very popular these days, many different places offer their own
versions. Unfortunately Microsoft has not included it as part of VS.

This is a link to some Microsoft recommended 3rd party vendors, some of
which do provide such a control, Telerik for example.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/do...s/default.aspx

"John" wrote:

"Stampede" <St******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AA**********************************@microsof t.com...

I browsed the web and found a GUI Controll on a ScreenShot. As the software
which uses this controll is written as an Add-In for MS Outlook I think
this
Controll has to be with the Visual Studio.

The screenshot is here:
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...ntp1_small.gif

And the controll I would like to use in my application is the list of
topics
(with the answers "tabbed" in.)

Can someone tell me which controll this is or did they build their own
one?

Hi Stampede,

Your screenshot was so small I couldn't make out what you were talking
about. Here is a better link :
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...nntp/nntp1.gif

As for the control ... I've been away from Windows programming for a while
now, but isn't that just a treeview control?

Good luck,
John

[John]

"Stampede" <St******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[snip]

As for the controll: I meant the area at the right side. The left part is
a
treeview, but the right site is something different I think. Or it's just
really modified.

So I mean the part with the heading "microsoft.public.outlook.bcm" and NOT
the part with "Folder List" in the topic.

If it really is a treeview, maybe someone can give me a clue how to modify
it to get this look?

[snip]

That's what I thought you were talking about.

Basically, what I thought it was was a tree control, where the root nodes
don't have an icon and have a colored background. But, having a closer
look, I'm not sure how you would add the time right aligned like it is.

Maybe not.

phew .. glad I didn't add my sig to that. ;-)

[Stampede]

Thanks a lot, but as it comes, I just get another question in mind.

I saw within the new Beta Versions of the Studio and at Navision 4, that MS
is using the menue controll which first came with Outlook I think, in most of
their new applications.
Can you, or someone else, tell me if this controll comes with VS2005Beta2?
I'm talking about the menue where you can choose between Calendar, Notes or
Mail (in MS Outlook 2003)!

"lastusernameleft" wrote:

I believe the control he's referring to is the grouped listbox on the right,
which is very popular these days, many different places offer their own
versions. Unfortunately Microsoft has not included it as part of VS.

This is a link to some Microsoft recommended 3rd party vendors, some of
which do provide such a control, Telerik for example.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/do...s/default.aspx

"John" wrote:

"Stampede" <St******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AA**********************************@microsof t.com...

I browsed the web and found a GUI Controll on a ScreenShot. As the software
which uses this controll is written as an Add-In for MS Outlook I think
this
Controll has to be with the Visual Studio.

The screenshot is here:
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...ntp1_small.gif

And the controll I would like to use in my application is the list of
topics
(with the answers "tabbed" in.)

Can someone tell me which controll this is or did they build their own
one?

Hi Stampede,

Your screenshot was so small I couldn't make out what you were talking
about. Here is a better link :
http://www.mapilab.com/images/screen...nntp/nntp1.gif

As for the control ... I've been away from Windows programming for a while
now, but isn't that just a treeview control?

Good luck,
John