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The button looks to me like a standard toolstripdropdownbutton. Add a ToolStrip control to your form, add a dropdownbutton to that toolstrip and add the options. You can set the &quot;Checked&quot; state of the menu subitems to indicate which option is selected.<br />
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I can't help you with the icons. I'm guessing they are copyrighted. There are free icon packs around the net but I'm not sure if they contain such icons.<br />
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Roel
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The button looks to me like a standard toolstripdropdownbutton. Add a ToolStrip control to your form, add a dropdownbutton to that toolstrip and add the options. You can set the "Checked" state of the menu subitems to indicate which option is selected.

I can't help you with the icons. I'm guessing they are copyrighted. There are free icon packs around the net but I'm not sure if they contain such icons.

Roel

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what is a dropdownbutton ? &nbsp;I don't see that in my Toolbox of controls. &nbsp;Thank you.
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what is a dropdownbutton ?  I don't see that in my Toolbox of controls.  Thank you.

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Oh, great, I found it. &nbsp;Thank you very much.
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Oh, great, I found it.  Thank you very much.

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Hi, I'm using the VS2005 .net 2.0. &nbsp;I would like to implement the View icon that that has a dropdown arrow with the view options of Large icons, small icons, deatils.... &nbsp; This is the icon one would usually see when using the Disk explorer. &nbsp;Can someone tell me where I can get this View icon with dropdown and if there's sample code on how to use this. &nbsp;Many thanks.
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Hi, I'm using the VS2005 .net 2.0.  I would like to implement the View icon that that has a dropdown arrow with the view options of Large icons, small icons, deatils....   This is the icon one would usually see when using the Disk explorer.  Can someone tell me where I can get this View icon with dropdown and if there's sample code on how to use this.  Many thanks.

Help implementing the View icon with dropdown

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