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    UserControl??

    Hi All,
    this is my first post in this forum. i 've being 2 weeks reading posts and they are very usefull.

    My Question:
    I'am developing a VB.NET-App. and i want to know how to user UserControls, cause i've never used them. What thins kann a UC do, what a normally form can't do?

    maybe a stupid question from a newbie!!

    PLZ when any body have liks for the topic the post it..

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    Re: UserControl??

    A user control allows you to create custom controls, either from scratch or by putting several existing controls together to create a single control.

    You usually develop them for other developers to use or when there is nothing in the windows toolbox that does what you want it to do.

    For example, by default, the status bar control for a form doesn't have a progress bar in it. Yet you can create a control based on the existing status bar control and display a progress bar control in it.

    Take a look at this thread :http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=327201
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    Re: UserControl??

    Quote Originally Posted by sizar
    maybe a stupid question from a newbie!!
    There are no stupid questions here me old mate. Everybody has something to learn that somebody else already knows!
    "I'm Brian and so is my Wife"

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    Thumbs up Re: UserControl??

    good news

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