The latest version of the ToolBarControls library is 1.0.3, which has been released on March 25th, 2012. 
License
ToolBarControls is free as in free beer. By downloading ToolBarControls you accept the following license:
License for use and distribution ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ToolBarControls Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Timo Kunze This library comes for free. You can redistribute it, but not modify it. If you use this library in your program, it would be nice (but isn't necessary) to mention its author Timo Kunze together with a link to his website http://www.timosoft-software.de in your software's About dialog. This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Downloads
- Installer (2.41 MiB)
Contains the ANSI and Unicode editions of the control, a help file for each edition and some sample projects for Visual Basic 6 and C++/WTL8. - ZIP archive (2.11 MiB)
Contains the ANSI and Unicode editions of the control and a help file for each edition.
See below if you’re looking for older releases. The documentation of ToolBarControls is also available online.
Requirements
The control requires Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, 7 or 2008 R2.
Changelog
The following changes have been made since the release of the previous version:
- FIX: The background of transparent stand-alone tool bars that used the classic theme, wasn’t drawn correctly. This wasn’t really a bug because everything was working as designed. However, in most cases this wasn’t the expected result. I “fixed” this problem by detecting the situation, forcing the RaiseCustomDrawEventOnEraseBackground property to True and drawing the background after the CustomDraw event (for drawStage = cdsPreErase) if the return value doesn’t include the cdrvSkipDefault flag.
- Added a new sample “Breadcrumb Bar” which demonstrates how to use the both controls together with ComboListBoxControls and the ProgressBar control to build a neat breadcrumb bar like that of Windows Explorer.
- Reimplemented the subclassing code of the VB6 samples to make it more robust.
View the full changelog.