Mabry Software's Tree/X ActiveX is the ultimate tree control - it   
does everything except change colors in the fall. Written using the 
latest component authoring tools from Microsoft, Tree/X is efficient
both in terms of memory and performance, and it has features never  
before seen in any control.                                         
                                                                    
Tree/X provides the entire range of capabilities that you would     
expect to see in a state-of-the-art Tree component. Check boxes,    
radio buttons, different images for open and closed nodes -         
selectable on a per-node basis, sub-nodes to the right as well as   
below the parent node, and many other ‘standard’ Tree features such 
as sorting.                                                         
                                                                    
At Mabry we like to innovate in significant ways with each new      
component. As a result, Tree/X has a feature not seen in any other  
component to date - it is a full-fledged ActiveX container in and of
itself. What that means is that you can place any ActiveX component 
in any node of the tree. You determine whether or not Tree/X allows 
the user to resize the component at run-time - Tree/X automatically 
resizes and rearranges the tree as necessary. Events from contained 
components are fired through to your program using the same model as
used in VB6 for components added at run time - no additional        
learning curve required!                                            
                                                                    
And, for the pure at heart, you can also assign window handles to   
Tree/X nodes. If there are windows common controls, for instance,   
which you would like to use directly in Tree/X, then you simply     
create one and assign its window handle to Tree/X - the rest is     
handled automatically. WM_COMMAND messages normally sent to the     
window are passed into the CommandMessage event where you can       
perform custom processing.                                          
                                                                    
We continue to try to break new ground. In the meantime, try Tree/X 
and check out its state-of-the-art features.                        

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