I abz, and tx all for help me.

You have rigth, this an inelegant work for these controls. I have one very good machine with quad 2 cpu and 2 gb ram.

i read all post and look all options, but allways i have the same problem.

If u run the sample provided directly from infragistics, u can reproduce this problem, but i dont find any solution.

Tx all again.

I would be interested to know how to fix this myself. As it looks very inelegant the way it opens up and draws piecemeal like that.  Elegance is one of the primary reasons for using these controls. There's definitely something going wrong with how it's drawn.

I have a super fast machine so I figure it should have no problem drawing at the same time as the form. I'm hoping this is some switch I've omitted to flip.

Looking forward to a workable solution.

Cheers

Abz

If possible post a small sample that demonstrates the problem so we can take a look. I am not able to reproduce any erroneous behavior with the information you provided.

If u look your own example, this have the same problem. Allways paint first the form and secod's after the ExploreBar.

Tx for move the question to the correct forum and sorry for posted in wrong section

Ok, i have the following code in Program.cs

FormMain f=new FormMain()

DialogResult dr=f.showDialog()

(in FormMain i place the ExploreBar)

FormMain have one docked panel in all form. Another docked panel in left side of the form. In this Panel i place the WinExplorerBar component docked all in this second left panel,  with only 2 group and 2 elements per group. (Only that).

FormMain don't have any connectionstring and operation for select rows in database. Only have this 3 components in FormMain (2 panels and one WinExploreBar in Outlook Mode).

When i run the very simple application like that, the winexplorebar is painted 1-3 secod  after the FormMain is painted.

Is correct like that? Any thing is bad???

Tx.

Tulio