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CheckListBox/TreeView control hybrid

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    You know the Pending Checkin window in Visual Studio? You know how it has a tree view but each node is a checkbox? Is there a built-in WinForms control that does this? I need one that I can populate with nodes and children at run time and has functionality like if a child is checked, the parent is checked. Anybody got any ideas?

    My mind is like an aluminum trap. Some things get caught in the trap, and some things bend the trap and get away.

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      You know the Pending Checkin window in Visual Studio? You know how it has a tree view but each node is a checkbox? Is there a built-in WinForms control that does this? I need one that I can populate with nodes and children at run time and has functionality like if a child is checked, the parent is checked. Anybody got any ideas?

      My mind is like an aluminum trap. Some things get caught in the trap, and some things bend the trap and get away.

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      Nevermind. I may have figured it out.

      My mind is like an aluminum trap. Some things get caught in the trap, and some things bend the trap and get away.

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