Like in Outlook
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Hi. I was wondering if someone could give me some pointers. Many are familiar with the GUI in Outlook. For instance on the lower left corner you can click Mail or Calendar and then you get an appropiate window on the right. How is this done? Also, the main window is split into three parts, how is that done? I am not asking for details although they will be appreciated, a useful pointer would be very nice. What classes can one use? Thanks a bunch, FJ
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Hi. I was wondering if someone could give me some pointers. Many are familiar with the GUI in Outlook. For instance on the lower left corner you can click Mail or Calendar and then you get an appropiate window on the right. How is this done? Also, the main window is split into three parts, how is that done? I am not asking for details although they will be appreciated, a useful pointer would be very nice. What classes can one use? Thanks a bunch, FJ
naglbitur wrote:
For instance on the lower left corner you can click Mail or Calendar and then you get an appropiate window on the right. How is this done?
Which Outlook version are you talking about. I use Outlook 2000 and have nothing of that sort.
naglbitur wrote:
Also, the main window is split into three parts, how is that done?
Outlook 2000 is divided into 2 parts. My guess is that it is a Splitter control. Check this[^] for reference. Hope this helps... :) --- With best regards, A Manchester United Fan The Genius of a true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan!
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naglbitur wrote:
For instance on the lower left corner you can click Mail or Calendar and then you get an appropiate window on the right. How is this done?
Which Outlook version are you talking about. I use Outlook 2000 and have nothing of that sort.
naglbitur wrote:
Also, the main window is split into three parts, how is that done?
Outlook 2000 is divided into 2 parts. My guess is that it is a Splitter control. Check this[^] for reference. Hope this helps... :) --- With best regards, A Manchester United Fan The Genius of a true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan!
Hi, thanks for your answer. I am talking about Outlook 2003, that´s the only program I remember at the moment that has this feature I am refering to so I am afraid I can´t point to any other programs to better explain what I mean. It is similar to TabControl and TabPage. I am sure you are right about the splitter control, I´ll take a look at it later, thanks for the tip.:) Thanks again, FJ