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  1. Oct 25th, 2002, 03:51 PM #1
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    *resolved* removing a property from an inherited class?

    My class inherits from PictureBox. Is it possible to remove a property of the PictureBox class from my class? for example I dont want my class to have a .Location property.
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    I dont think so. Why do you want to remove it??
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    Hi,

    You can remove it from the property browser by Browsable attribute, but you can't remove it form the class itself.
    You can always hard code any class to remove any property of-course. Like the way in VB6.
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    Sorry about the stupid post, I first post this, then see the ***RESOLVED*** thread, Not enough talent!
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  6. Oct 25th, 2002, 09:22 PM #5
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    Originally posted by Vahid
    Sorry about the stupid post, I first post this, then see the ***RESOLVED*** thread, Not enough talent!
    naah, it wasnt stupid, hehe
    Thanks... at least I know that I cant remove it, I wont look for it anymore
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