This control is basically a text box with auto-complete (MRU) support.
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This type of balloon tip, unlike the one shown by notify icons, is not shown in the system tray. You can specify any parent control for the balloon tip, and the tip will be anchored to that control.
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This control is a button that shows a color in the center, with a drop-down arrow. It invokes a color picker form when it is clicked.
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This control extends a combo box, mainly adding support for images and reading history items. You can also show all the history and recent documents in this combo box.
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This form is similar to the notification that Outlook shows when you receive a new email message. This form can be used to notify the user of a new email message.
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The drop-down tree view control is essentially a combo box whose drop-down control is not a list box but a tree view.
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This control is a highly versatile graph control supporting bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts, all in the same control. You can configure the graph and its items through various properties. Furthermore, you can save the graph at any time as a bitmap. You can save in any image format supported by GDI+.
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Bar Graph
Line Graph
Pie Chart
The masked text box control enhances the functionality of the standard Text Box control by supporting a mask for validating user input. This control supports masks for date, IP address, SSN, phone number, digits, and decimals. It performs the validation, and automatically sets the delimiters to the appropriate locations.
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This panel control draws the background for a tab page under Windows XP (when the current application is skinned).
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This control offers several enhancements to the standard Windows Forms button control. First of all, it uses System flat style by default, which means it's always skinned, provided that the application has a manifest. It also supports images, with System flat style, which is not possible with the standard Button control. Finally, as an added eye-candy effect, the button gradually fades between normal and hover states, with minimal CPU usage.
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