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    var btn = pseudo.ToggleButton.create(this, "btn", 1);
    btn.setSize(100, 20);
    
    //Apply the skin to the button
    
    btn.setLook(pseudo.look.XPLook.getInstance());
    
    //Here we add a label to the button, what is a little bit tricky
    
    var lbl:pseudo.Label = pseudo.Label(btn.addItem(pseudo.Label));
    lbl.setAlign("center");
    lbl.setText("XP Button");
    
    //Calling these functions will finally draw the component
    
    btn.update();
    btn.draw();
    
    // similar the the code above we create a check box,
    // with the only difference, you should call the
    // method setData for this instance of the button and
    // pass an instance of the Object having the flag "type" set to "checkbox"
    
    var btnCheckBox = pseudo.ToggleButton.create(this, "btnCheckBox", 8);
    btnCheckBox.setLook(pseudo.look.XPLook.getInstance());
    btnCheckBox.setSize(100, 20);
    
    var lbl1:pseudo.Label = pseudo.Label(btnCheckBox.addItem(pseudo.Label));
    lbl1.setText("Check Box");
    
    //call the method setData for this instance of the button
    // and pass an instance of the Object having the flag "type" set to "checkbox"
    
    btnCheckBox.setData({type:"checkbox"});
    
    btnCheckBox._y = btn._y +100;
    
    btnCheckBox.update();
    btnCheckBox.draw();
    
    // This code will draw the buttons using XP look and feel skin.
    // Please notice that you should always use some skin to create the component,
    // this can be done like in this example, and the skin will be complied into the swf file,
    // or you can use another technique and load the skin at a run time.
           

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