Components in VB.net standard

[Art]

Hi everyone

Can I create a TextBox component and place it in my tool box with the standard edition of VB.net? What I'd like to do is to create a TextBox control, and then add some specific properties and methods to it. After this is done I would like to place 3 of them on a user control. (this is really a continuation of a question that Armin, Klaus, and Herfried previously helped me with). The book I'm learning from shows how to do this by creating a dll file -- but this doesn't seem to be available in the standard edition

I'd like to do this so I can visually set up and position the text boxes, but still be able to add some common properties and methods to them

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Art

[Ot]

For creating a library in VB.NET Standard see
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...=517&lngWId=10

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Hi everyone!

Can I create a TextBox component and place it in my tool box with the standard edition of VB.net? What I'd like to do is to create a TextBox
control, and then add some specific properties and methods to it. After
this is done I would like to place 3 of them on a user control. (this is
really a continuation of a question that Armin, Klaus, and Herfried
previously helped me with). The book I'm learning from shows how to do
this by creating a dll file -- but this doesn't seem to be available in the
standard edition.
I'd like to do this so I can visually set up and position the text boxes, but still be able to add some common properties and methods to them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Art

[Art]

Ot

Thanks very much, I'll take a look

Art