Hi,

I'm a completely new for VC++.NET programming. I made a MDI application with
a toolbar on parent form, but I can't move the toolbar at run time. It seems
moveable toolbar is called floating toolbar. I wonder how to make a floating
toolbar with VC++.NET managed C++ instead of MFC?

Thanks in advance.

Bin

Re: How to make a floating toolbar by Phil

Phil
Fri Jun 17 14:54:41 CDT 2005

The toolbar that comes with .NET 1.1 cannot be floated and moved around as
you need. You need to either create your own, buy a third party control
library or use a free offering. You could try looking at CodeProject.com and
see if they have something there.

Phil Wright
Follow my C# component microISV startup at...
http://componentfactory.blogspot.com

"Bin Xing" <BinXing@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm a completely new for VC++.NET programming. I made a MDI application
> with
> a toolbar on parent form, but I can't move the toolbar at run time. It
> seems
> moveable toolbar is called floating toolbar. I wonder how to make a
> floating
> toolbar with VC++.NET managed C++ instead of MFC?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Bin