### Toolbar Options

Tooltips
  Creates a ToolTip control that an application can use to display descriptive text for the buttons in the toolbar.
Flat
  This style is needed to show separators.
List
  Omit this style to show the button text under the button icon.
Show Text
  Creates a toolbar with button text to the right of the icon. Use in combination with LIST.
Text Only
  Creates a toolbar that resembles a menu bar.
Bottom
  Causes the control to position itself at the bottom of the parent window's client area.
Vertical
  Creates a vertical toolbar.
No Divider
  Prevents a two-pixel highlight from being drawn at the top of the control.
Border
  Creates a toolbar that has a thin-line border.
Tabstop
  Specifies that a control can receive keyboard focus when the user presses the TAB key.
Wrappable (WRAPABLE)
  Creates a toolbar that can have multiple lines of buttons. Toolbar buttons can "wrap" to the next line when the toolbar becomes too narrow to include all buttons on the same line.

### Toolbar Button Styles

AUTOSIZE
  Specifies that the toolbar control should not assign the standard width to the button. Instead, the button's width will be calculated based on the width of the text plus the image of the button.
Stay Pressed (CHECK)
  Creates a dual-state push button that toggles between the pressed and non-pressed states each time the user clicks it.
Grouped (CHECKGROUP)
  Creates a button that stays pressed until another button in the group is pressed, similar to radio buttons.
Drop-Down (DROPDOWN)
  Creates a drop-down style button that can display a list when the button is clicked.
WHOLEDROPDOWN
  Specifies that the button will have a drop-down arrow, but not as a separate section.
No Prefix (NOPREFIX)
  Specifies that the button text will not have an accelerator prefix associated with it.
Show Text (SHOWTEXT)
  Specifies that button text should be displayed. All buttons can have text, but only those buttons with the SHOWTEXT button style will display it. This button style must be used with the LIST style. If you set text for buttons that do not have the SHOWTEXT style, the toolbar control will automatically display it as a ToolTip when the cursor hovers over the button. For this to work you must create the toolbar with TOOLTIPS style. You can create multiline tooltips by using `r in the tooltip caption. Each `r will be replaced with new line.

### Toolbar Button States

Start Pressed (CHECKED)
  The button has the CHECK style and is being clicked/pressed.
Disabled
  The button does not accept user input. The button icon and/or text is grayed out.
Hidden
  The button is not visible and cannot receive user input.
Break Row (WRAP)
  The button is followed by a line break. The toolbar must not have the WRAPPABLE style.