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Ms-Window Common Controls: Guidance By: Seema Pathak Mam

This document provides guidance on adding and using Microsoft common controls in a Windows application. It lists the common controls like progress bar, status bar, tree view, list view, slider, toolbar, tab strip, image list and image combo. It describes each control and its usage like the toolbar for accessing commonly used functions, tab strip for displaying multiple dialogs on a form, status bar to display status information, progress bar to show transaction progress, tree view for hierarchical lists, list view for different list modes, slider to select values in a range, and image combo to display images from an image list.

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Ms-Window Common Controls: Guidance By: Seema Pathak Mam

This document provides guidance on adding and using Microsoft common controls in a Windows application. It lists the common controls like progress bar, status bar, tree view, list view, slider, toolbar, tab strip, image list and image combo. It describes each control and its usage like the toolbar for accessing commonly used functions, tab strip for displaying multiple dialogs on a form, status bar to display status information, progress bar to show transaction progress, tree view for hierarchical lists, list view for different list modes, slider to select values in a range, and image combo to display images from an image list.

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MS-WINDOW COMMON CONTROLS

Guidance by: Seema Pathak Mam

Submitted By: Indu Sahu

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSO T COMMON CONTROLS

Microsoft common control are nothing but windows common controls having features and capabilities that can make your program having look and a feel of a window program.

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Right click on toolbox. And select components. The components dialog box is Prompted.

In the components dialog box, select Microsoft Windows Common Controls.

After selecting these click the ok button to add controls to the toolbox. Once you have added common controls to the toolbox will look like this

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(sed for storing pictures. !he pictures that are stored in imagelist controls can used by other controls.

Tool bar control


(sed for accessing the most commonly used function or the program. It displays a graphical application toolbar.

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(sed for displaying several dialogs or screen of information on a single form, like a property page style tabs.

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!o use status bar in your #rogram you should create the status bar by selecting the control and drawing it on your form.

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Treeview control

(sed for displaying list of information in a hierarchical form.

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!his control can display information in a one of the variety of modes.

S%ide$ c#nt$#% (sed for selecting a discrete value or a set of consecutive values in a range.

Ima)e c#mb# c#nt$#% Imagecombo control use image list control to store picture to be display in the combo box.

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