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Events in Derived Classes

Hi,

I am deriving a windows control into a custom class. How can I "re-declare"
the events to make them available for use in the new, derived class?

I'm using C++ .net, will I will interpret any help I can get.

Thanks.
Jul 21 '05 #1
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