A framework for accessing the Windows Shell Namespace from .Net. Provides controls to enable embedding Windows Explorer-like functionality into .Net programs and for creating custom file dialogs.

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  • Very helpful controls that fill a large gap. Thanks for sharing.
  • It's really great stuff, I wish they had WPF support as well though.
  • Thanks a lot, library very helpful for me.
  • Very good. The Windows Shell is very complex and so much UI functionality is buried in the COM subsystem and not exposed via the .NET Framework, even as a subset for Windows-only applications. There is a Web Browser control wrapped in the Framework but not a Windows Explorer control and given my restricted budget, it hurts to think of paying over 200 $ to a third party (you know who you are :) ) for something that should be in .NET already!
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Operating Systems

Windows

Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

.NET/Mono

Programming Language

C#

Related Categories

C# Frameworks

Registered

2007-04-25