'Declaration
<DescriptionAttribute("The appearance of the SmartControl and its SmartItems.")>
<CategoryAttribute("Appearance")>
<BrowsableAttribute(True)>
<TypeConverterAttribute("Xceed.SmartUI.Design.UIStyleConverter, Xceed.SmartUI.v3.6.Design, Version=3.6.25208.5768, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ba83ff368b7563c6")>
Public Property UIStyle As UIStyle
'Usage
Dim instance As SmartControl
Dim value As UIStyle
instance.UIStyle = value
value = instance.UIStyle
[Description("The appearance of the SmartControl and its SmartItems.")]
[Category("Appearance")]
[Browsable(true)]
[TypeConverter("Xceed.SmartUI.Design.UIStyleConverter, Xceed.SmartUI.v3.6.Design, Version=3.6.25208.5768, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ba83ff368b7563c6")]
public UIStyle UIStyle {get; set;}
Property Value
A Xceed.SmartUI.UIStyle value representing the appearance of the SmartControl and its SmartItems.
Remarks
Not all SmartControls support all styles. The following table provides a list of the available SmartControls and their supported styles.
SmartCheckedListBox
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartExplorerTaskPane
The Windows Classic, WindowsXP and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartMenuBar
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP, Office2003 and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartOfficeTaskPane
The OfficeXP and Office2003 styles are supported.
SmartOptionList
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartOutlookShortcutBar
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartStatusBar
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP, Office2003 and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartTabStrip
The OfficeXP style is supported.
SmartToolBar
The Windows Classic, OfficeXP, WindowsXP, Office2003 and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
SmartTreeView
The Windows Classic, WindowsXP and ResourceAssembly styles are supported.
When set to WindowsXP on non-Windows XP machines, the blue XP theme style will be used. On Windows XP machines, the current theme will be used. If you want to force a style in particular, for example the Blue, Olive Green or Silver XP themes, the resource assembly must be assigned to the UIStyleResourceAssembly property and the UIStyle property set to UIStyle.ResourceAssembly.
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2
