Dacris NetXP Component Suite
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NetXP Contains:
- Balloon tips
- Rebars
- Command bars (with icon menus and toolbars with chevrons) XP style
- Folder browser dialog
- High-res timer using performance counters
- Graph (pie, line, and bar, integrated in one)
- MultiPage (no-tab tab control for just organizing multiple pages like in a wizard)
- A chart control for the system tray
- An encapsulation of the .NET property grid control, visible at design time
- Extended Checkbox, radio button, button, groupbox, label, panel, picturebox, and drag & drop tab controls
- An extender provider for adding images to standard menu items
- An extender provider for status bar messages for menu items
- An XP style task pane / explorer bar (99% similar to standard Explorer task pane)
- A few inheritable forms like Dialog, About box, and Wizard 2003
- A few quick methods to work with message boxes, exceptions, and notifications
- A taskbar notifier like the MSN Messenger notification window
- A function that loads an alpha-channel image into an image list
- A MAPI wrapper
- A Win32 API wrapper with lots of working DllImported functions
A trial version of NetXP is available for download.And to cap it all off...
AOL Time Warner vice chairman Ted Turner will step down in May, the company said Wednesday. Turner will step down in May, the company said, joining outgoing chairman Steve Case.
"After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my executive duties as vice chairman of AOL Time Warner," Turner said in a statement. "I have not come to this decision lightly. As you know, this company has been a significant part of my life for over fifty years."