C#

ArrayList arrayList = new ArrayList();<br />
			<br />
foreach (ProcessModule module in Process.GetCurrentProcess().Modules) <br />
{<br />
  arrayList.Add(module);<br />
  Debug.WriteLine(module.FileName);<br />
}

FileInfo fileInfo = new FileInfo(fileName);<br />
if(fileInfo.Exists)<br />
{<br />
..<br />
}

Thus, this had to be done using what is already in existence and then modify it to death until it looks like those cool toolbars in Visual Studio .NET. That's what it has been done here: this implementation uses the Windows Common Control: ToolbarWindow32.

//
// MeasureItemMenuItemCopy
//
// Measure the rectangle size needed for the Copy Menu Option
private void MeasureItemMenuItemCopy(object obj,
                    MeasureItemEventArgs miea)
{
    MenuItem mi = (MenuItem)obj;

    // Get standard menu font so that the text in this
    // menu rectangle doesn't look funny with a
    // different font
    Font menuFont = SystemInformation.MenuFont;

    StringFormat strfmt = new StringFormat();

    SizeF sizef =
        miea.Graphics.MeasureString(mi.Text,
                                    menuFont,
                                    1000,
                                    strfmt);

    // Get image so size can be computed
    Bitmap bmMenuImage =
      new Bitmap(typeof(FormMenuImages),"COPY.BMP");

    // Add image height and width  to the text height and width when
    // drawn with selected font (got that from measurestring method)
    // to compute the total height and width needed for the rectangle
    miea.ItemWidth =
      (int)Math.Ceiling(sizef.Width) + bmMenuImage.Width;
    miea.ItemHeight =
      (int)Math.Ceiling(sizef.Height) + bmMenuImage.Height;
}