Ready to use Lookup Buttons. Professional & easy to extend. Nullable (with or without a CheckBox included). Also Lookup Managers are included. For custom situations simply derive from a base LookupButton. <P><FONT face="Verdana" size="2">Normally known as '...' buttons. An easy way to lookup and select specific information, such as a DataRow, file, folder, font, color or printer. All these kinds of lookup buttons are included. They all make use of standard .NET lookup dialog components. These are automatically added for you in the component tray. A&nbsp;custom lookup button is present too, which allows&nbsp;you to easily call and handle your own custom lookup dialog.<BR> <BR> <STRONG> <asp:Image id="Image3" runat="server" ImageUrl="\images\Balls\GreenBall.PNG" Width="12px" Height="12px"></asp:Image>&nbsp;Drop &amp; ready!</STRONG> <BR> Dropping a new lookup button on your form is the only thing you have to do!<BR> Ready to use at once! Simply override properties for custom situations.<BR> <asp:Image id="Image7" runat="server" ImageUrl="\images\Animations\ColorLookupButtonAnimation.gif" Height="81px" Width="299px"></asp:Image> <asp:image id="Image8" runat="server" Height="95px" Width="95px" ImageUrl="\images\Animations\ColorLookupButtonCommentAnimation.gif"></asp:image><BR> <BR> <STRONG> <asp:Image id="Image6" runat="server" Height="12px" Width="12px" ImageUrl="\images\Balls\GreenBall.PNG"></asp:Image>&nbsp;What's done for you?</STRONG> </FONT> </P> <P></P> <FONT face="Verdana" size="2"> <OL> <LI> The button is immediately placed at the correct position;<BR> &nbsp; <LI> The corresponding .NET Dialog component is added in the component tray;<BR> &nbsp; <LI> The DestinationTextControl of the LookupButton&nbsp;points to the TextBox.<BR> (the selection result will be put into the Text property of this control)&nbsp;&nbsp;</LI></OL> <P> </FONT><FONT face="Verdana" size="2"></FONT><FONT face="Verdana" size="2"><STRONG> <asp:Image id="Image5" runat="server" ImageUrl="\images\Balls\GreenBall.PNG" Width="12px" Height="12px"></asp:Image>&nbsp;Nullable<BR> </STRONG>Our lookup buttons have a CheckBox included by default. You can simply hide&nbsp;the CheckBox&nbsp;by setting a boolean&nbsp;property. Using the CheckBox allows your users to select nothing, a null selection. To let users know that there is a difference between an empty string and null, a specific null text can be shown in the TextBox.&nbsp;You can apply your own null text and even your own specific null value. </FONT></P>