List for WinForms supports Visual Styles that mimic the styles available in Office2007. Customizing Visual Styles simple; for example, you can set the list's VisualStyle from the C1List Tasks menu, the Properties window, or in code. By default the list's VisualStyle is set to Custom, a standard appearance that does not use Visual Styles and renders the control using only the set styles and properties.

The following Visual Styles are available in List for WinForms:

• Custom VisualStyle

  When VisualStyle is set to Custom, the list looks like this:

  

  The Custom Visual Style renders the control using only the set styles and properties. This is the default setting.

• System VisualStyle

  When VisualStyle is set to System, the list looks like this:

  

  The System Visual Style renders the control with an appearance based on the current system settings.

• Office2007Blue VisualStyle

  When VisualStyle is set to Office2007Blue, the list looks like this:

  

  The Office2007Blue Visual Style renders the control with an appearance based on the Office 2007 Blue color scheme.

• Office2007Silver VisualStyle

  When VisualStyle is set to Office2007Silver, the list looks like this:

  

  The Office2007Silver Visual Style renders the control with an appearance based on the Office 2007 Silver color scheme.

• Office2007Black VisualStyle

  When VisualStyle is set to Office2007Black, the list looks like this:

  

  The Office2007Black Visual Style renders the control with an appearance based on the Office 2007 Black color scheme.