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This is a discussion on Managing Toolbars (In .Net) within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; I can turn a toolbar on or off as follows: AxMappointControl1.Toolbars.Item("Navigation").Vis ible = True Is there any way to manage ...


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Old 02-16-2005
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Managing Toolbars (In .Net)

I can turn a toolbar on or off as follows:

AxMappointControl1.Toolbars.Item("Navigation").Vis ible = True

Is there any way to manage individual tools? For instance, on the drawing toolbar, the only tool I want visible is the pushpin.
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Hi,

I dont think this is possible. Solution for you could be to make your own toolbar.
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make my own toolbar, eh......

Within Mappoint or VS?

If Mappoint, can you point me in the right direction there?

If VS, are there examples of how I can emulate such behavior as placing a pushpin on a map based on a point and click?
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Hi,

Not in mappoint, I did mean in your application. I have no example, sorry. But I think you only need a few things. So what you wants you put on a panel, and further you can in fact do as if you where writing some kind of drawing program. You have OnMouseMove with x,y as arguments, OnBeforeClick where you can disable mappoint popup menu, and eventuall display your own, and further you can in code put pushpins, shapes etc on the map.

I hope this helps a little..
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