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For my document-based application I want to have a list of “Recent Documents”, as many others do. I’m happy to implement this myself manually by writing to a settings file or whatever, but was wondering if there’s a component in the .NET framework that will do this for me.
Seems like a common function that many developers would need, and I don’t want to write code that .NET provides. I’m using .NET 3.5 with WPF for the UI.
As far as I know, the .NET framework doesn’t contain such a feature.
However, rather than implementing it yourself from scratch, you might want to use the dedicated Windows API :