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look at infragistics controls<br />
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greg
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You can also try the telerik controls, I've found they are easy to use and powerful. &nbsp;<a href="http://www.telerik.com" rel="ugc">http://www.telerik.com</a>
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You can also try the telerik controls, I've found they are easy to use and powerful.  http://www.telerik.com [http://www.telerik.com]

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one of the links let me to something called weifenluo which is pretty decent and free. 
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one of the links let me to something called weifenluo which is pretty decent and free.

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I'm wanting something in my program like the toolbox in .net. &nbsp; What is this called, and does anyone know of or have an implemenation out there. &nbsp;I really just care about the side panel, and the pop out stuff. &nbsp;I don't need the accordian. &nbsp;<br />
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Also, I might use docking targets on something else. &nbsp; Does anybody know of any docking target code, and the graphics that look something like visual studios out there. &nbsp;<br />
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Tony
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I'm wanting something in my program like the toolbox in .net.   What is this called, and does anyone know of or have an implemenation out there.  I really just care about the side panel, and the pop out stuff.  I don't need the accordian.  

Also, I might use docking targets on something else.   Does anybody know of any docking target code, and the graphics that look something like visual studios out there.  

Tony

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