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    Question Missing Object in ToolBox

    Hi guys!!!

    i am just diverting myself to the newest version of Visual Studio .NEt...

    i am lost... Where did all the components gone to ??? how can i add a component to the ToolBox such how we did it in the VB6...

    what i found in VB.net is Add references.. or Add Web References...

    Actually i hope to add a Microsoft Internet Control and Web Browser Control ..... But it seems that, the component in not in the tool box????
    Tell me the TRUTH of the TRUTH, Nothing but the TRUTH,
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    Re: Missing Object in ToolBox

    do the following :
    1-In the solution Explorer , right click References ----->Add Reference .
    2-Click COM tab .Scroll down till you find : Microsoft Internet Controls.Select it then Click OK.
    3-Then , your Com Object is there named :explorer .

    and that apply to other COMs and Objects .

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    nope ....

    Pirate, i did not see any icon added to the toolbox.... I wish to drag the object and drop to the form before using it.... just like in VB6....

    According to your explanation i did find them in the reference tree under the Solution Explorer,.... But.
    Tell me the TRUTH of the TRUTH, Nothing but the TRUTH,
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    either ways worked for . Here what I did :
    Click Com tab , scroll down to "AxBroswer" , then click select (it should appear in the lower section ) and press OK . It add reference to your projs(dll + dragable obje )

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    also, COM controls like the internet control shouldntbe used in .NET there are replacements for that..actually the web browser control is one of the only exceptions as there is no replacement for that
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    You can also right-click on the toolbox, then select customize toolbox...
    In the dialog that shows, you have a .net and com tab. The webbrowser control is in the com tab. When you select it, it will add all the appropriate references for you.

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