Visual Basic Custom Componets

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I've seen people who make their own custom "Componets" that can be downloaded and used by other people by using it as a Referance and putting it in their ToolBox.

One question, how do you make your componets?
I've studied a componet someone made called XButton and in the code, it says something like: Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Control
How does all this work?

Posted 15-Feb-10 12:54pm

alex_dude

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-02-15T14:06:00

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I doubt very much that your question is about VBScript.

I'd recommend buying a good book on winforms, or reading some of the CP articles that contain controls written in VB.NET. There's just no way it can be explained in a forum reply.

Posted 15-Feb-10 14:06pm

Christian Graus