The toolbar example is taken from the Microsoft article Win32 Common Controls, Part 2: Status Bars and Toolbars.
This is the result of the translated Win32For
toolbar code showing the appearance of an API
generated/managed tooltip. You will also need the
toolbar bitmap and the
toolbar icon to run this demo.
Also note that the bitmap used to create the toolbar doesn't need to
have the buttons drawn on it, the API takes care of that. This also
eliminates the "picture-dissappearing-when-you-press-the-button"
phenomenon of Win32For's toolbar.
This is a view of the Customize Toolbar dialog box demonstrated in
the example (double-click on toolbar). Note that this is a function of
the API, I supply only minimal code to support the dialog. Also, by
Shift-Left-Clicking on a toolbar button, you can drag it to a different
position (or off the toolbar completely)!
