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The MFC project I have is already in the &quot;Unmanaged form&quot;. I migrated this code from VC++6.0 to VC++ .NET.<br />
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In order to make my whole project(60 cpp files) to managed form, I would have to rewrite a large portion of the code right ??\<br />
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Is there any other way for me to use the .NET Components ? Or Do i have to stick to the COM Components only.<br />
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Please Advise..........<br />
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Thanks<br />

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The MFC project I have is already in the "Unmanaged form". I migrated this code from VC++6.0 to VC++ .NET.

In order to make my whole project(60 cpp files) to managed form, I would have to rewrite a large portion of the code right ??\

Is there any other way for me to use the .NET Components ? Or Do i have to stick to the COM Components only.

Please Advise..........

Thanks


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I am able to use all the COM components(Drag and Drop) using the Dialog editor on my MFC project using the Visual Studio .NET <br />
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But when i customize my toolbox to add .NET Framwork Components, i see the controls &nbsp;added but they are &quot;greyed out&quot; on the Dialog editor. Hence I am unable to use any .NET Framework Component.<br />
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Please help me regarding this issue. How do i get the .net components to work?<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
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I am able to use all the COM components(Drag and Drop) using the Dialog editor on my MFC project using the Visual Studio .NET 

But when i customize my toolbox to add .NET Framwork Components, i see the controls  added but they are "greyed out" on the Dialog editor. Hence I am unable to use any .NET Framework Component.

Please help me regarding this issue. How do i get the .net components to work?

Thanks



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