Exontrol's ExplorerBar ActiveX control replicates Windows XP's Explorer Bar for displaying large amounts of information through a rich and intuitive object model.
I recently had the opportunity to try out the Exontrol's ExplorerBar ActiveX control and I have to say that I'm thoroughly impressed. As someone who frequently deals with large amounts of information that need to be presented in a user-friendly manner, this control has been an incredible asset.
One of the standout features of the ExplorerBar control is how closely it mirrors the Microsoft Windows XP Explorer Bar. This means that anyone who is familiar with that interface will instantly feel comfortable using this control. The visuals are clean, professional and intuitive, making it easy to navigate through even the most complex datasets.
Of course, looks aren't everything and luckily, the ExplorerBar control has plenty of substance to back it up. The object model is incredibly rich, providing a wide range of options for customization and control. Despite this, the control remains intuitive to use, with everything organized in a logical manner.
One thing that I particularly appreciated was the range of events that the control supports. These events make it easy to extend and customize the functionality of the control, allowing you to tailor it specifically to your needs. Additionally, the control provides a range of methods for accessing and manipulating the data that it contains.
Overall, I can confidently say that the Exontrol's ExplorerBar ActiveX control is a powerful and intuitive tool that I would highly recommend to anyone who needs to present large amounts of information to users. It's incredibly versatile and customizable, making it an excellent addition to any software package.
One of the standout features of the ExplorerBar control is how closely it mirrors the Microsoft Windows XP Explorer Bar. This means that anyone who is familiar with that interface will instantly feel comfortable using this control. The visuals are clean, professional and intuitive, making it easy to navigate through even the most complex datasets.
Of course, looks aren't everything and luckily, the ExplorerBar control has plenty of substance to back it up. The object model is incredibly rich, providing a wide range of options for customization and control. Despite this, the control remains intuitive to use, with everything organized in a logical manner.
One thing that I particularly appreciated was the range of events that the control supports. These events make it easy to extend and customize the functionality of the control, allowing you to tailor it specifically to your needs. Additionally, the control provides a range of methods for accessing and manipulating the data that it contains.
Overall, I can confidently say that the Exontrol's ExplorerBar ActiveX control is a powerful and intuitive tool that I would highly recommend to anyone who needs to present large amounts of information to users. It's incredibly versatile and customizable, making it an excellent addition to any software package.
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