Windows Vista and Version 6.00 introduced another kind of push button, the command link.
Visually, a command link is very different from a normal push button, but it has the same functionality.
A command link typically displays an arrow icon, a line of text, and additional text in a smaller font.
The button you mentioned is called a Command Link
Windows Vista and Version 6.00 introduced another kind of push button, the command link.
Visually, a command link is very different from a normal push button, but it has the same functionality.
A command link typically displays an arrow icon, a line of text, and additional text in a smaller font.
Here is a list of styles available for buttons.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb775951(VS.85).aspx
Note the constant
BS_COMMANDLINKandBS_DEFCOMMANDLINKat the above weppageIf you create a button using the
BUTTONclass with theCreateWindoworCreateWindowExfunction, you can specify any of the button styles listedDesign concepts for Command Link
Check this link to see the various types of buttons.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb775947(VS.85).aspx
Here is the code example for creating a Command Link in C#
Vista Command Link Control with C# / Windows Forms
Hope this helps.