Hi,
You could probably do the top toolbar with a custom control, containing the
textbox or combobox like you describe.
Basically, you write your own class that inherits from Control. This
custom control can contain other controls, (such as a textbox, and possibly
some custom buttons with icons), and you can override the paint event to
have it display custom drawing as well.
See the custom control quickstarts listed at the bottom:
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickst...pactFramework/
-Katie
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Samples:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...us/dnnetcomp/h
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| Have seen some apps with more than one toolbar controls on the form
| one is down as usual integrated with the menu and one is at the top often
| perceeded by a textbox / combo
| something like Internet Explorer (with enabled addressbar) on Pocket PC
| How....... two toolbars??????
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