Many thanks Tim.
Regards, Gerard

>Gerard,
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>I was apparently unclear on your UI choice and I gave you a link to an ASP control. It appears you are using WPF from your post. Telerik has for WPF a control called the "RadOutlookBar" found here: http://www.telerik.com/products/wpf/outlookbar.aspx
>Tim
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>
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>>Many thanks for all your comments.
>>I'd be inteested to know control is being used in dot net (Windows Forms) as a Menu ? (To call forms)
>>Also, I notice a lot of controls now (in VS 2010 I am still using VS2008) in WPF. Is it possible to use say a Menu in WPF and call a Windows Form Form control..... Is there any issue in mix and matching Windows forms and WPF controls ?
>>
>>
>>Regards,
>>Gerard
>>
>>>One more place to look - Telerik. The panel bar has that functionality.
>>>http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/panelbar/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx
>>>Tim
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>>>
>>>>I am looking for a control - Outlook style Navigation bar which has Groups within groups.
>>>>I have looked at both DevExpress(XtraNavBar) and Infragistics(UltrExplorerBar)
>>>>
>>>>Both of these seem to have just Groups with Items (i.e. each item itself cannot be a group) so yu can only have 1 level grouping and not sub-grouping. Perhaps I have missed something ??. These controls , with some additional controls , can be mase to simulate Sub-groups but natively they dont seem to do it.
>>>>
>>>>Essentially I am looking for following Outlook Type Control:
>>>>-----------------------------------------------------------
>>>>Option A
>>>> A-1 item
>>>> A-2 Item
>>>> A-3 Item
>>>>Option B
>>>> B-1 Item
>>>> B-2 Sub Group
>>>> B-2-Item 1
>>>> B-2 Item 2
>>>> B-2 Item 3
>>>> B-3 Item
>>>>Option C
>>>> C-1 Item
>>>> C-2 Item
>>>>----------------------------------------------------------
>>>>etc
>>>>
>>>>Anyboy know of a control that is available that does this ?
>>>>Tia
>>>>Gerard