VB Controls, looking for enhanced tree control

looking for enhanced tree control

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Mike Davie #1 / 4	looking for enhanced tree control Hi, I'm looking for a tree control for VB 5 that allows a checkbox as part of the node. Poledit for 95 and NT has this exact funtionality that I need. When you edit an item in poledit you get a a tree view up and you can select active items from it by checking and unchecking items in the list. Does anyone know of such a control? thanks in advance Mike
Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Rich Lun #2 / 4	looking for enhanced tree control The latest versions of the common control treeview control have this functionality. I think installing IE4 will also install the required components on your system. Quote: >Hi, >I'm looking for a tree control for VB 5 that allows a checkbox as part of >the node. Poledit for 95 and NT has this exact funtionality that I need. >When you edit an item in poledit you get a a tree view up and you can select >active items from it by checking and unchecking items in the list. >Does anyone know of such a control? >thanks in advance >Mike
Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Mike Davie #3 / 4	looking for enhanced tree control Any idea where I can get documentation on this? Mike Quote: >The latest versions of the common control treeview control have this >functionality. I think installing IE4 will also install the required >components on your system.
Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Chris Eastwoo #4 / 4	looking for enhanced tree control Hi Quote: >Hi, >I'm looking for a tree control for VB 5 that allows a checkbox as part of >the node. Poledit for 95 and NT has this exact funtionality that I need. >When you edit an item in poledit you get a a tree view up and you can select >active items from it by checking and unchecking items in the list. >Does anyone know of such a control? You can do this in VB5 with the standard TreeView Control using API calls, or (I think) with VB6 and the standard TreeView control that comes with it. For VB5, take a look at http://www.mvps.org/vbnet and look under the Code Library, Common Controls section. Quote: >thanks in advance >Mike Regards Chris Eastwood Software Engineer ACNielsen Ltd
Tue, 10 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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