| BUG: The ContextMenu Control That Is Associated with the NotifyIcon Component Is Not Displayed When You Set the OwnerDraw Property of Menu Items in the ContextMenu Control to True |
| Microsoft Support |
| (827043) - You set the OwnerDraw property of menu items in the ContextMenu control to true , and then you set ContextMenu and the Icon properties of the NotifyIcon component. When you run the Microsoft Windows application and then you right-click the Notify icon... |
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| ComboBox With Images |
| C# Help |
| There is no built in support for a ComboBox with images. So i created a simple ComboBoxEx class that derives from ComboBox and allows you to set the ComboBoxEx.ImageList property and ComboBoxExItem.ImageIndex property so that the ComboBox displays an image. |
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| Controls and Icons a la .NET |
| MSDN |
| In this article Dr. GUI discusses building ASP.NET user controls and building your own deriviative of MenuItem that allows you to add icons to menu items in your Windows Forms applications. |
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| DriveComboBox |
| The Code Project |
| Ownerdrawn ComboBox that dispays all logical drives with appropriate icon, volume name and drive letter. |
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| Implementing an Owner Draw ComboBox |
| The Code Project |
| First thing to do is drop a ComboBox onto a form and change it's DrawMode property to OwnerDrawFixed. This will mean that all the items appearing in the ComboBox will have the same dimensons. If you're going to draw items in the ComboBox that are of variable sizes then you would change the property to OwnerDrawVariable and be forced to deal with a MeasureItem event. |
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| Owner Draw Combo Box |
| C# Help |
| In the case where visual part of the control needs to be handled from your program, you can achieve this by using the OwnerDraw property of the control. |
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| Owner Draw ListBox Control |
| C# Corner |
| In this article we will see how to write owner drawn ListBox control. Typically, Windows handles the task of drawing the items to display in the ListBox. You can use the DrawMode property and handle the MeasureItem and DrawItem events to provide the ability to override the automatic drawing that Windows provides and draw the items yourself. You can use owner-drawn ListBox controls to display variable-height items, images, or a different color or font for the text of each item in the list. |
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| Owner-draw ListBox Control |
| C# Help |
| In this article we will see how to write owner drawn ListBox control. Typically, Windows handles the task of drawing the items to display in the ListBox. You can use the DrawMode property and handle the MeasureItem and DrawItem events to provide the ability to override the automatic drawing that Windows provides and draw the items yourself. You can use owner-drawn ListBox controls to display variable-height items, images, or a different color or font for the text of each item in the list. |
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| OwnerDraw Menu Items in C# |
| C# Help |
| Windows applications, which focuses mainly on its GUI aspects , can make use of the ownerdraw properties of the various forms components. Once such component that allows us to define our own drawing and painting of items is the Menu component of Windows Forms. |
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| SharpListView |
| The Code Project |
| Fast and easy C# owner-drawn ListView |
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| Using Owner Draw to Make an Image List Box |
| DevHood |
| In this tutorial, we'll look at the example of a list box which draws images as items instead of text. |
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| VSNetComboBox - a Flat ComboBox |
| The Code Project |
| An ownerdraw combobox that resembles the ones in Visual Studio .NET. |
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