The The native Windows tab
control consists of a folder with tabs. 
The CUA '91 notebook consists of
a notebook client area, a binding, page buttons, optional tabs,
and an optional status area. A notebook control is a visual component that organizes related information on individual "pages" so that a user can find and display that information. It simulates a real notebook and provides the user with a recognizable visual component.
The The native Windows tab
control consists of a folder with tabs.
The CUA '91 notebook consists of
a notebook client area, a binding, page buttons, optional tabs,
and an optional status area.
Users select and display pages using a mouse or the keyboard. You can customize this notebook to meet varying application requirements, while providing a user-interface component that can be used easily to develop products that conform to the Common User Access (CUA) user-interface guidelines. Your application can specify different colors, sizes, and orientations for its notebooks, but the underlying function of the control remains the same.
The INotebook class supports both the CUA '91 notebook control and the Windows tab control. The CUA notebook control is a ported version of the OS/2 Presentation Manager notebook control. It has the same look-and-feel as the OS/2 Presentation Manager notebook control. The Windows tab control is a control that is native to the Windows environment.
Adding Clipboard Support
Using Default Direct Manipulation
Enabling Direct
Manipulation
Adding Images
to Drag Items
