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Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and Components (Pro-Developer)
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IconLib - Icons Unfolded (MultiIcon and Windows Vista supported)
Library to manipulate icons and icons libraries with support to create, load, save, import and export icons in ico, icl, dll, exe, cpl and src format. (Windows Vista icons supported).
17 Mar 2007, 12:35:00 Source: IconLib - Icons Unfolded (MultiIcon and Windows Vista...
Tags: Graphics
Components
Build a Qt Like layout to automatically get controls arranged on panel resizing
Adding designing capabilities and visual feedback by creating a container component that behaves like Qt Layouts. Automatically adjusting size and position of contained components as the container resizes.
10 Mar 2007, 18:26:00 Source: Build a Qt Like layout to automatically get controls...
Tags: GUI
Components
ColorTextBox
This article describes ColorTextBox, a customizable UserControl which was written completely from scratch and is intended to fill the gap between the TextBox and RichTextBox controls found in the .Net 2.0 library.
iTunes Bar Look-a-Like (Progressbar)
A Control that mimics the look-n-feel from iTunes and the iPod manager
Form Print Control
An extender control to make printing a form quick, easy and flexible
Analog and LED Meter
VU or Level meter, LED or Analog display
Creating a glass button using GDI+
How to create an animating glass button using only GDI+ (and not using WPF).
Thumbnail Image Viewer Control for ASP.NET 2.0
A thumbnail image viewer control which downloads and displays the full size image in modal form using a floating div and javascript.
18 Feb 2007, 14:17:00 Source: Thumbnail Image Viewer Control for ASP.NET 2.0
Tags: ASP.NET
Components
101 Ways to Manipulate the DataGridView Control
The DataGridView control, new in Windows Forms 2.0, is so versatile and powerful that beginners can easily be overwhelmed by the options. Here's an at-your-fingertips reference to some of the most common and useful things you can do with it. (OK there aren't really 101 ways but there are a lot!)
A fast and performing gauge
This article shows you how to write a performing control using .NET 2.0 and GDI+.