10.1. Additional controls
The additional controls discussed in this chapter are used to provide extended user-interface functionality. Such controls include the following.
Panels Used to group other controls.
Splitters Used to resize docked controls at runtime.
Tab Controls and Tab Pages Controls that display multiple tabs can contain other controls.
ToolBars This control is used as a container to display a row of bitmapped buttons and dropdown menus.
Status Bars Used to implement Windows status bars, these are rectangular areas at the bottom of a form used to display status information.
Scroll Bars Used with container controls that do not have their own scroll bars to implement scrolling functionality. Another way to use scroll bars is to ...
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