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Use of the MultiView and a series of View controls will facilitate the right side panel switching. &nbsp;Otherwise you are probably on the right track. &nbsp;
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Use of the MultiView and a series of View controls will facilitate the right side panel switching.  Otherwise you are probably on the right track.  

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As far as I know there is no MultiView control for windows form. I think Panel control is the closest.<br />
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Correct?
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As far as I know there is no MultiView control for windows form. I think Panel control is the closest.

Correct?

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If i use Panels, is there a way to hide/show them on the Form design canvas? since they all are placed in the same position, it is difficult to design their controls
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If i use Panels, is there a way to hide/show them on the Form design canvas? since they all are placed in the same position, it is difficult to design their controls

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There is another problem with TreeView: I cannot assign onclick events to the nodes
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There is another problem with TreeView: I cannot assign onclick events to the nodes

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Sorry, wasn't paying attention. &nbsp;Don't do Windows forms, only ASP.Net.
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Sorry, wasn't paying attention.  Don't do Windows forms, only ASP.Net.

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Hi X-perts,<br />
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I need to make a page with a tree-like menu on the left and changeable pages on the right - similar to the Settings menu of the Visual Studio. <br />
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what is the easiest way of doing this?<br />
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I am thinking about setting a TreeView control with clickable events to show/hide Panels placed to the same position<br />
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Are there any better ways of doing this?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi X-perts,

I need to make a page with a tree-like menu on the left and changeable pages on the right - similar to the Settings menu of the Visual Studio. 

what is the easiest way of doing this?

I am thinking about setting a TreeView control with clickable events to show/hide Panels placed to the same position

Are there any better ways of doing this?

Thanks

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