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    Posted: 08 May 2006 at 6:05pm

Hi,

how can I have a ribbon look like the sample bellow, using imagelist control. I checked the sample used by codejock but it's not clear enough, plus the imagelist control is not used.

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I know that Oleg already mentioned this, but use of the ImageList control is deprecated. If you still absolutely insist on using an ImageList, I'm pretty sure there is a method somewhere that takes care of the conversion for you.

Also - this control is brand new! Some of the things you are wishing to do may simply not be possible yet. But don't worry - if you take a look at all the features added to the Calendar control in the latest release, you can see that Codejock actively incorporates features requested by their users. Codejock is, by far, the most responsive group of developers I've ever encountered.

Finally, there is no need to create multiple posts dealing with the same / related issues. It just adds to forum clutter, so please have a little patience. If you are experiencing real trouble and require immediate assistance - there is always IssueTrak or support@codejock.com.

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It's pretty easy actually.  All I did was use CJ ImageManager and add a 32x32 icon for the paste button, then add 16x16 icons for the cut, copy and format painter icons.  The ribbon bar will then show those icons as in your screenshot.

However, I'm not sure how to create the Clipboard button as you have it.

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Originally posted by apuhjee apuhjee wrote:

I know that Oleg already mentioned this, but use of the ImageList control is deprecated. If you still absolutely insist on using an ImageList, I'm pretty sure there is a method somewhere that takes care of the conversion for you.

Hmm, could you find me a quote where he says use of the ImageList control is deprecated? I don't recall reading that... ever. Sure that may not not preferred way of doing things, but my understanding is that using it is just as much supported as using the ImageManager control.
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Hello,

Yes, it is supported as well, but ImageManager is more recommended. You can use one control for 16*16 and 32*32 icons, you can edit icons, you can add Alpha icons, etc.

 
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Originally posted by gshawn gshawn wrote:

Hmm, could you find me a quote where he says use of the ImageList control is deprecated?

I'm sorry, gshawn is correct - the word deprecated was never used. The word we were looking for was obsolete (which, if we are being pedantic is not even close, but in practice should be very similar)

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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

AddImageList is quite obsolete method, better use ImageManager control and use its icons

Use #2
Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Using ImageList is quite obsolete... suggest you to try ImageManager control.

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Additional Note (5/30):
Actually - I stand correctly once again. Obsolete is the keyword microsoft decided to use rather than deprecated... So I was correct the first time around :)
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OK that's good to hear, I was scared there for a minute :)  This would be a very inconvenient time for us to have to switch over to using the ImageManager control at this stage of our implementation... I can deal with "obsolete" until this project is over :) 

Thanks for clarifying!
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