A number of additional VAST parts are available. Only those parts that are used for the basic construction of an application user interface are listed here.

Provides a choice that is activated when a user selects it.

Provides a properties choice with two clearly distringuishable states from which a user can select. This is also known as a check box.

Provides a set of mutually exclusive choices from which a user can select only one.

Provides a continuous range of values from which a user can select.

Provides a continuous range of values from which a user can select along with displaying multiple scales.

Provides an invisible push button that you can place over images on forms. In Windows, Hot Spots can also be placed over other visual parts in your user interface.

Provides the means to graphically depict the progress of an operation by filling a progress area with small, solid rectangles.

Provides a field that enables a user to type a single line of text. This is also known as an entry field.

Provides a field that enables a user to type a single line of text in a specified format.

Provides a field that enables a user to type multiple lines of text. This is also known as a multiple-line entry field.

Displays static text or graphic information.

Provides a nonvisual part that can be used to validate user input.

Provides a field where a user can either type a value in the field or scroll through a pre-determined set of values.

Provides a list of items from which a user can select only a single item.

Provides a list of items from which a user can select one or more items.

Provides a hidden list that lets the user select an item.

Provides a text field and a hidden list. The text field lets a user type a value, and the hidden list lets the user select an item.

Provides a field where a user can either type a value in the field or scroll through a predetermined set of vaues.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in no particular order or position.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a single list format.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a flowed icon list format.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a tree format.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a format that shows multiple columns of information for each object.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a format that shows multiple columns of information for each object and is displayed in a tree format.

Provides a container in which users can manipulate objects that are displayed in a format that shows multiple columns of information for each object. If database packeting is enabled, packeting container details is used to assist in the management of packets of information resulting from a database query.

Provides a column that you can add to either the Container Details or Container Details Tree parts.

Provides a menu bar to contain menu bar items.

Provides a menu bar choice that displays a pull-down menu when the user selects it.

Provides a pop-up menu or a pull-down menu that you can associate with a part, a menu bar Item, or a Menu Cascade part.

Provides a menu choice for either a pop-up menu or Menu Bar.

Provides a menu choice that displays a cascaded menu when a user selects it. This is also known as a cascading menu choice.

Provides a menu choice with two clearly distinguishable states from which a user can select. This is also known as a checkable menu choice.

Displays a graphical line for separating menu choices. This part can also be used to display horizontal or vertical lines within your user interface.

Provides a window with a frame border that can contain other visual parts.

Provides an area that can contain other visual parts, but has no frame border. It can be embedded in a Window part.

Provides an area that displays a rectangular box for grouping related visual parts.

Provides an area that can be scrolled by the user and can contain one visual part, typically a Form part.

Provides an area that resembles a bound notebook and consists of pages that can contain other visual parts. It has the same appearance as an OS/2 Presentation Manager notebook.

Provides an area that resembles a bound notebook and consists of pages that can contain other visual parts. It has the same appearance as a Windows notebook.

Provides a notebook page that you can add to either of the notebook parts.

The Win32 Common Controls are only supported on the Windows platforms.

Provides the user with the ability to select a discrete value or a set of consecutive values within a range.

Provides the user with the ability to select date and time.

Provides the user with the ability to select a date.

Provides the means to graphically depict the progress of an operation by filling a progress area with small, solid rectangles.

Provides the capability to create tabbed dialog boxes when used in conjunction with the Tab control.

Is used as a component of the Tab Strip to create tabbed dialog boxes.

Provides the capability to display information as a hierarchy.

Provides the capability to create a tool bar when used in conjunction with the Tool Button.

Is used as a component of the Tool Bar to create a tool bar.

Separates tool buttons when used in conjunction with the Tool Bar and Tool Button controls.

Provides the capability to create a status bar that can be used to display various kinds of status information. A status bar may contain a maximum of sixteen Status Panes.

Is used in conjunction with the Status Bar to display various kinds of status information and messages such as those related to the state of your application.

Provides the capability to create a rebar when used in conjunction with the Band.

Is used as a component of the Rebar to create a rebar.

Provides a dialog to display information or to obtain confirmation from a user.

Provides a dialog to solicit text information from the user that can be returned to the VA Smalltalk application.

Provides a ready-made file open or save dialog that can be used to access the operating environment file system.