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Neil Kiser
I am trying to emulate the Pocket Outlook contacts navigation feature.
This is the feature where there are 9 boxes at the top of the screen
and you tap on a box to cycle the listview between the three letters
of the alphabet displayed in each box.
I am using VS.Net 2003 and C#.
I know how I can implement this, but I have two questions regarding
"refinement":
1) I would like to highlight the letter of the alphabet that is
currently selected by making the background for that character black
and the character itself white (as opposed to the normal
black-on-white, the selected character would be white-on-black). For
the life of me I don't know how I could accomplish this.
2) I want to have an 'arrow' icon when the user mousesover these
controls. It's been awhile since I have done windows programming (web
developer). How could I make the system use the arrow pointer instead
of the text icon when mousing over these controls?
Thanks,
-Neil K.
This is the feature where there are 9 boxes at the top of the screen
and you tap on a box to cycle the listview between the three letters
of the alphabet displayed in each box.
I am using VS.Net 2003 and C#.
I know how I can implement this, but I have two questions regarding
"refinement":
1) I would like to highlight the letter of the alphabet that is
currently selected by making the background for that character black
and the character itself white (as opposed to the normal
black-on-white, the selected character would be white-on-black). For
the life of me I don't know how I could accomplish this.
2) I want to have an 'arrow' icon when the user mousesover these
controls. It's been awhile since I have done windows programming (web
developer). How could I make the system use the arrow pointer instead
of the text icon when mousing over these controls?
Thanks,
-Neil K.