It appears that when the contents of the RadPageViewPage is changed its height stays the same. fig1 shows the height before content is modified fig2 shows the height after content is modified(pressing ‘Next’ button), fig3 shows the height after one of the RadPageViewPage tabs is clicked, clicking 'Next' after that keeps the same height. It appears that if a tab is clicked the RadPageView resizes itself. So how can I make the RadPageView resize itself to its content programmatically.

Workaround: increase and decrease the Width of RadPageView to force the layout.
                rpv.Width += 1;
                rpv.Width -= 1;

Feature missing in the Outlook mode of the PageView control is the ability to move a page up or down (i.e., change their order). This is accomplished with an additional menu item called "Navigation Pane Options", and a checked list box with all available pages and up/down buttons. Related to this would be a way to serialize the PageView content and order to XML.

The solution could be similar to the behavior of the control's Outlook mode.

ADD. RadPageView - add scrolling functionality in RadPageViewStackMode where the scroll buttons appear below and above the page items

When RadPageView is in the ExplorerBar view, it should order its pages' bars opposite to the order of the Stack view.

A nice addition to RadPageView will the ability to scroll by pixel or by page.

User should be able to define the position of the strip buttons. For example, the ItemList buttons should be situated on the left side of RadPageView while the scroll buttons should be on the right side.

Under specific circumstances and in Windows 2008 Server environment the RadTabStrip internally used in RadDock does not get a proper size.

Workaround:
bool performLayout = false;
  
protected override void OnSizeChanged(EventArgs e)
{
    base.OnSizeChanged(e);
  
    if (this.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized)
    {
        this.performLayout = true;
    }
  
    else if (this.performLayout)
    {
        //reset padding to force bounds update
        this.Padding = new Padding(1);
        this.Padding = Padding.Empty;
        this.performLayout = false;
    }
}

Basically, you need to override the OnSizeChanged method of the main form and first set and then reset its Padding when the it goes from Minimized to another state. This will trigger that internal layout mechanisms of our controls and you will get the RadGridView shown as expected.