Navigation Bar in Outlook

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  • Mary Puntan

    Navigation Bar in Outlook

    Hello

    what control or how do you display the screens on the right hand side of a
    control like infragisitcs Explorer Bar which is the same as the Outlook
    navigation control on the left side of the screen. how is the different
    screens loaded.

    TIA


  • Martin Zugec

    #2
    Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

    Hi Mary,

    have a look at DotNetFireball - http://www.codeplex.com/dotnetfireball

    Martin Zugec [MVP]

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    • Mary Puntan

      #3
      Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

      Thanks Martin and man are you fast!

      "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@g mail.comwrote in message
      news:035f0bc5-386e-4ffe-ab59-028341a7d16e@u1 0g2000prn.googl egroups.com...
      Hi Mary,
      >
      have a look at DotNetFireball - http://www.codeplex.com/dotnetfireball
      >
      Martin Zugec [MVP]

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      • Mary Puntan

        #4
        Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

        Martin

        Is this project using a tab control to display different 'screens' ?



        "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@g mail.comwrote in message
        news:035f0bc5-386e-4ffe-ab59-028341a7d16e@u1 0g2000prn.googl egroups.com...
        Hi Mary,
        >
        have a look at DotNetFireball - http://www.codeplex.com/dotnetfireball
        >
        Martin Zugec [MVP]

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        • Martin Zugec

          #5
          Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

          What you exactly means by that? DotNetFireball is collection of
          different controls - one of them is implementing also navigation bar
          from Outlook...

          I use it in one of my projects which is based on MDI...

          Martin

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          • Mary Puntan

            #6
            Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

            Ok i was checking the screen capture on the site.

            thanks again. I think MDI is what is was looking for...


            "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@g mail.comwrote in message
            news:7010bb7a-1807-42fe-9b45-1804c5fcf62b@p7 3g2000hsd.googl egroups.com...
            What you exactly means by that? DotNetFireball is collection of
            different controls - one of them is implementing also navigation bar
            from Outlook...
            >
            I use it in one of my projects which is based on MDI...
            >
            Martin

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            • Martin Zugec

              #7
              Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

              Well, maybe you can describe what you want to achieve and I could
              recommend you some additional components ;)

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              • Mary Puntan

                #8
                Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

                basically an app that has about 12 separate screens. i want the main screen
                with a nav bar. each selected item in the nav bar would load the screen, but
                i want it in the same spot as the prevoius screen. like outllook, calendar
                then email...

                "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@g mail.comwrote in message
                news:ca7a1cab-5913-4ce0-870d-c1fc88c9ee2d@z7 0g2000hsb.googl egroups.com...
                Well, maybe you can describe what you want to achieve and I could
                recommend you some additional components ;)

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                • Martin Zugec

                  #9
                  Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

                  In that case use MDI & DotNetFireball. .. Maybe you should also
                  consider docking (as seen in Visual Studio), I would recommend
                  WeifenLuo docking (I use it for example for log window or toolboxes).

                  Martin

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                  • Mary Puntan

                    #10
                    Re: Navigation Bar in Outlook

                    thanks

                    "Martin Zugec" <martin.zugec@g mail.comwrote in message
                    news:3b1bc3c7-a0a4-4e49-9a3f-e805843cf474@e1 0g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
                    In that case use MDI & DotNetFireball. .. Maybe you should also
                    consider docking (as seen in Visual Studio), I would recommend
                    WeifenLuo docking (I use it for example for log window or toolboxes).
                    >
                    Martin

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