TreeView : How does it look?
Posted by anirudhsaraf on October 27, 2007
So after being up all night yesterday, I finally have ver1.0 of the TreeView almost ready. I had to ditch my code 3 times on the way there, but the final solution was worth the sleepless nights.
The features it has are basically Tree Navigation of notebooks and title changing. The drag and drop functionality will be implemented after I get over with my second round of midterms (Sigh!!). I decided against the preview pane since I see it more as a tool to replace the one note side bar while you are using it.
If all goes according to plan - meaning I figure out the tutorial on adding the toolbar button to OneNote soon, and a way to keep the navigation window on top of Onenote - I should be releasing the PowerToy sometime during next week (keep your fingers crossed for that one).
Here is a Video of the TreeView Control in Action.
Feedbacks appreciated :).
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- its difficult paying the astronomical college tuition fees.
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October 27, 2007 at 10:18 pm
Hey,
Just wondering if the Treeview can show the points and the subpoints inside each page. I mean like when you are in lecuture and you start with the main heading then followed by sub titles and so on. That would be a helpful feature for me.
November 12, 2007 at 7:52 pm
Looks great so far. Amazing work!
December 28, 2007 at 12:53 am
It’s not completely working for me on Windows Vista with OneNote 2007 SP1. I can see that it renders the tree but I cant see any of the names because the backgroud and text are both black. When I highlight a tree node I can see the text in blue underlined. Any ideas?
March 8, 2008 at 1:38 am
Treeview is brilliant — makes onenote so much more usable. It’s how it should have been done from the start. delighted you’ll be updating it with more features, but it’s already great.