Does visual basic powerpacks 3 apply to visual studio 2017?

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I want to use PrintForm() to print a Windows Form to a PDF Printer.
I have downloaded the Visual Basic PowerPacks 3 and installed it but it does not appear in the Toolbox.
Anybody know if this power pack is applicable to Visual Studio 2017.
I am writing my code in VB.net and want to print a Windows form as a PDF file.(that later can be attached to an email)

What I have tried:

I have searched on the internet and in particular the Microsoft Site but cannot find an answer.

Posted 20-Mar-17 8:17am

Dave the Golfer

Updated 20-Mar-17 9:17am

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Dave the Golfer · Accepted Answer · 2017-03-20T09:17:00

Solution 1

I have found an answer on MSDN which states I am required to add the tools to the toolbox.
See PrintForm not in toolbox after installation[^]

Posted 20-Mar-17 9:17am

Dave the Golfer