Thanks Mike.

I displayed Button control right aligned using your approach.

It worked for me.

Thanks

Imran

Sure, you can create a LabelTool instance in code and give a key of something like "SpringTool". For this, would would probably want to set the SharedProps.Spring to True instead of the InstanceProps.Spring. That way you can use an instance of the tool in each toolbar where you want to do this and you don't need to set any properties on the separate instances. But anyway, once you create the LabelTool and set the Spring value, add it to the UltraToolbarsManager.Tools collection. Then, on each UltraToolbar where you want to use the tool, use the UltraToolbar.Tools.InsertTool(int, string) method, passing in the index of the tool you want it added before and the key of the LabelTool you created ("SpringTool" in this case).

Is there some way to create and delete the LabelTool programmatically at runtime? I'd rather not do this using the designer because that triggers the creation of a .LIC file which requires checking out multiple files related to the project which requires undoing the checkout, etc., all of which is an avenue that introduces the potential errors that will cause problems for other programmers, hence we've instituted a policy that precludes doing things that trigger the creation of a LIC file and its attendent problems. If not then I'll bow to the inevitable and go through the designer.