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How to Create Professional User Interfaces with DotNetBar 12 Full 13
DotNetBar 12 Full 13 is a toolkit of 89 amazing components that allows you to easily create professional user interfaces with Visual Studio 2005 through 2017. Whether you want to use Metro UI, Office 2010, Office 2007, Windows 7 or Office 2003 style ribbon controls, DotNetBar has you covered. You can also take advantage of other features such as super tooltips, super grid, schedule/calendar, property grid, treeview, crumb bar, micro charts, touch keyboard, knob/dial, gauge and more.
In this article, we will show you how to get started with DotNetBar 12 Full 13 and create a simple Windows Forms application with a ribbon control and a super grid. You will need Visual Studio 2005 or later and DotNetBar 12 Full 13 installed on your computer.
Step 1: Create a new Windows Forms project
Open Visual Studio and create a new Windows Forms project. Name it DotNetBarDemo and choose your preferred language (C# or VB.NET). You will see a blank form in the designer.
Step 2: Add a ribbon control to the form
From the Toolbox, drag and drop a RibbonControl component onto the form. You will see a ribbon bar with three tabs: Home, Tab Item 1 and Tab Item 2. You can rename the tabs by clicking on them and changing their Text property in the Properties window. You can also add or remove tabs by right-clicking on the ribbon bar and choosing Add Tab or Remove Tab.
To add items to the ribbon tabs, you can use the RibbonBar component. Drag and drop a RibbonBar component onto one of the tabs. You will see a blank ribbon bar with a label that says "RibbonBar". You can change its Text property to something more meaningful, such as "File". You can also resize it by dragging its edges or corners.
To add buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns or other controls to the ribbon bar, you can use the ItemContainer component. Drag and drop an ItemContainer component onto the ribbon bar. You will see a small box with a plus sign that says "ItemContainer". You can change its LayoutType property to Horizontal or Vertical depending on how you want to arrange your controls. You can also resize it by dragging its edges or corners.
To add controls to the item container, you can use the ButtonItem, CheckBoxItem, ComboBoxItem or other components from the Toolbox. Drag and drop them onto the item container. You will see them appear inside the box. You can change their properties such as Text, Image, TooltipText etc. in the Properties window. You can also rearrange them by dragging them within the item container.
You can repeat these steps to add more ribbon bars and item containers to your ribbon tabs. You can also use the GalleryContainer component to create popup galleries like in Office 2007.
Step 3: Add a super grid control to the form
From the Toolbox, drag and drop a SuperGridControl component onto the form. You will see a grid with two columns: Column1 and Column2. You can rename the columns by clicking on their headers and changing their Name property in the Properties window. You can also add or remove columns by right-clicking on the grid and choosing Add Column or Remove Column.
To bind data to the grid, you can use the DataSource property in the Properties window. You can choose from various data sources such as DataTables, DataSets, Lists etc. For this example, we will use a simple List of strings as our data source.
In your code-behind file (Form1.cs or Form1.vb), add the following code:
```csharp
// C#
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Windows.Forms;
namespace DotNetBarDemo
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Create a list of strings
List data = new List();
data.Add("Apple");
data.Add("Banana");
data.Add("Cherry");
data.Add("Date"); aa16f39245