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Outlook Folder pick tree
I have an MFC Dialog application and I need to present to the user a pick
list similar to the one that appears in Outlook 2007 on the left pane. I'd like the addation of check boxes. Any ideas how best to do this please ? |
Outlook Folder pick tree
"Michael Tissington" ha scritto nel messaggio ... I have an MFC Dialog application and I need to present to the user a pick list similar to the one that appears in Outlook 2007 on the left pane. I'd like the addation of check boxes. Any ideas how best to do this please ? You may be interested in this CodeProject article: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/office...tion_Pane.aspx Moreover, Ultimate Toolbox GUI classes are now free, and you may find something useful there, too: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/MFC/Ul...olbox_GUI.aspx Giovanni |
Outlook Folder pick tree
You may be interested in this CodeProject article:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/office...tion_Pane.aspx It should be noted that this article is based on C# managed code. However, if you use Visual Studio 2005 or 2008, you could still use it from C++ and MFC, thanks to C++/CLI extensions to C++. (I don't know if on CodeProject there is a similar implementation writtne in native C++/MFC. You may try to find that.) The second link I posted is instead pure native C++. Giovanni |
Outlook Folder pick tree
Thanks - I'm actually looking for somthing like the Folder view in the
navigation bar and not the navigation bar itself. |
Outlook Folder pick tree
hello,
here is another example for outlooks "PickFolder". http://p-serv.de/en/index.php?option...4&Itemi d=102 is this what you looking for?? "Tom Serface" wrote: Hi Michael, I think the folder list in Outlook is just a tree control with some icons. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/tree/TreeHighIcon.aspx http://www.functionx.com/visualc/controls/treectrl.htm Tom "Michael Tissington" wrote in message ... Thanks - I'm actually looking for somthing like the Folder view in the navigation bar and not the navigation bar itself. |
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