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How to use the UltraTree as simple tree view of inherit nodes to select an item not showing data fields of any kind.
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I would like to use the UltraTree as simple tree view to show an inherit data structure of nodes.

Now I use the OCX 32bit treeview for this and need to replace it to run the application on a 64bit client.

Which properties to set on the UltraTree so it behave like the tree view in explorer to show maps and files.

For the file I would like to replace the listview with the UltraListView. And this should look and behave as simple listview as well.

Basic question can this be done with the Ultra objects?

How to do?

Regards,

Peter Wokke 

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    Hello Peter,

    Thank you for contacting Infragistics.

    When you installed Infragistics 2014 Volume 1, there should have been samples installed.  You can find them by using the Start menu:  Start->All Programs->Infragistics->2014.1->Windows Forms->Samples->Windows Forms Samples (Local) 2014.1.  If you can't see the full name of the shortcut, it should be the second shortcut from the bottom within the Samples folder.  Once you launch the shortcut, you'll see our ShowCase samples browser.  You will want to click on "Legacy Samples" in the lower right corner of the window.  Once the legacy samples browser opens, the UltraTree can be found in the Navigation section.

    We also have documentation for our controls available on our web-site.  The documentation for the UltraTree can be found at the following URL:  http://help.infragistics.com/doc/WinForms/2014.1/CLR4.0/?page=WinTree.html

    To use the UltraTree without displaying columns, you need to set the ViewStyle property to Standard.

    If you have questions about other controls, you should open new threads for those.

    Please let me know if you have any other questions about this.

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