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ButtonControls 1.4.0
I’ve updated ButtonControls. I fixed the bug that changing the RightToLeft property did not always have an effect. OLE drag’n’drop has been improved, too. But the highlight of this release is the Frame control which redraws much faster now. Also … Continue reading
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Tagged ButtonControls, CheckBox, CommandButton, Frame, OptionButton, Windows 7
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ExplorerListView gets some new features
Thanks to Geoff Chappell, the next release of ExplorerListView will include several new features. Geoff has analyzed Windows Vista and he has found out that the native list view control of Vista has an undocumented COM interface. This interface can … Continue reading
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Tagged ExplorerListView, New Features, Undocumented, Vista, Windows 7
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ExplorerListView 1.0.0 Beta 5
Much later than planned I have released an update of ExplorerListView. The changelog is as long as a novel. Most changes are new features available on Windows Vista. No less important is the implementation of the interface for the upcoming … Continue reading
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Tagged ExplorerListView, ShellBrowserControls, Windows 7, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0
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EditControls 1.3.3
I’ve released a minor update of EditControls. Not much has changed. OLE drag’n’drop has been improved a bit and it is possible to set the Appearance property to “Default” now (HotKeyBox and IPAddressBox only). Also this is the first release … Continue reading
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Tagged EditControls, HotKeyBox, IPAddressBox, TextBox, UpDownTextBox, Windows 7
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TabStrip 1.2.1
I’ve released version 1.2.1 of the TabStrip control. It’s a bugfix release, but also the first one that supports Windows 7.
DateTimeControls 1.0.0
I’ve finished two new controls: A date-time picker and a calendar. If you’re tired of the no-themes-support of the corresponding controls from Microsoft, you should give the new controls a try. Of course they also support Unicode, drag’n’drop and so … Continue reading