Actipro Shell for WPF

Interaja com o Shell do Windows e/ou qualquer hierarquia de pasta personalizada.

Publicado por Actipro Software
Distribuído pela ComponentSource desde 2002

Preços a partir de: US$ 146.02 Versão: 25.1.4 Atualizado: Mar 13, 2026

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Sobre o Actipro Shell for WPF

Interaja com o Shell do Windows e/ou qualquer hierarquia de pasta personalizada.

Actipro Shell controls allow for easy folder and file browsing. While the product comes packed with a pre-built implementation for the Windows shell that mimics Windows Explorer, the controls are fully customizable, allowing you to filter or change the folders/files presented. Or build your own shell service to support other files systems, such the remote side for a FTP client. All of the UI found in the Shell controls is native WPF, even the context menus. The Actipro Shell controls don't have any airspace or focus issues, and every bit of UI can be fully-themed or even customized with XAML data templates.

Actipro Shell for WPF Features

  • Shell TreeListBox - The ShellTreeListBox control presents a shell folder hierarchy in a tree structure, similar to what you see in the left side of Windows Explorer.
  • Usage - ShellTreeListBox can be used standalone to build 'Browse for Folder' dialogs or can be paired with other shell controls to build a robust folder browser UI.
  • Context Menus - Fully-themed default context menus are available for each shell object that mimic the results found in Windows Explorer.
  • Root Folder - The root tree folder can be easily set to a special Windows folder via an enum value, or to any system path.
  • Inline Renaming - Rename shell objects inline by pressing F2. A textbox will appear allowing the end user to type in a new name for the shell object.
  • Shell ListView - The ShellListView control shows the selected folder's contents using one of six distinct layout modes, similar to what you see in the right side of Windows Explorer.
  • Layout Modes
    • List
    • Small Icons
    • Medium Icons
    • Large Icons
    • Extra Large Icons
    • Details
  • Thumbnail Display Modes
    • Thumbnails Off
    • Thumbnails On
  • Usage - Use ShellListView standalone to display the contents of a folder, or bind its parent shell folder to a ShellTreeListBox selection to build a powerful file explorer.
  • Context Menus - Fully-themed default context menus are available for each shell object that mimic the results found in Windows Explorer.
  • Sorting - Sorting by column is supported. It even accounts for the column's property type (i.e. string, date) when comparing shell objects.
  • Selection Modes - Single and multi-selection modes are both supported. Keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+A to 'select all' work as well.
  • Shell Object Framework - The Shell Object Framework provides a managed way to access a file system shell. Shell objects represent a folder, file, or link from a shell service. For instance, our included Windows shell service implementation creates shell objects to represent the folders, files, and links found on your PC, even the virtual ones like 'This PC.' The built-in Windows shell service functionality can be customized/extended. Or in other cases, completely custom shell objects and services can be written to support non-Windows shells (i.e. a remote file system in a FTP client).