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I'm trying to figure out what control this is and if it is an available
control to use on a winform in vb.net.
Its the broken grey bar at the top of the screen like on the local users
and groups window in computer management. (It has Name Fullname
Description as title.) I see it on other windows, like regular windows
explorer where it has Name Size Type and so forth. You can click on one of
the items and drag it in front or behind another. Kind of like sortable,
moveable tabs, but not the regular tab control. Is this control available in
vb.net.. What is it?

Thanks BUC
May 23 '06 #1
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Buc wrote:
I'm trying to figure out what control this is and if it is an available
control to use on a winform in vb.net.
Its the broken grey bar at the top of the screen like on the local users
and groups window in computer management. (It has Name Fullname
Description as title.) I see it on other windows, like regular windows
explorer where it has Name Size Type and so forth. You can click on one of
the items and drag it in front or behind another. Kind of like sortable,
moveable tabs, but not the regular tab control. Is this control available in
vb.net.. What is it?


It's a ListView with View set to Details, and AllowColumnReorder set
true.

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Larry Lard
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May 23 '06 #2
Thanks

<Buc> wrote in message news:eG**************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
I'm trying to figure out what control this is and if it is an available
control to use on a winform in vb.net.
Its the broken grey bar at the top of the screen like on the local users
and groups window in computer management. (It has Name Fullname
Description as title.) I see it on other windows, like regular windows
explorer where it has Name Size Type and so forth. You can click on one of
the items and drag it in front or behind another. Kind of like sortable,
moveable tabs, but not the regular tab control. Is this control available
in vb.net.. What is it?

Thanks BUC

May 23 '06 #3

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