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Hi Guys<br />
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in a vb 6 application I need to convert to .Net I has a declaration like<br />
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&quot;Private WithEvents ctlBrowser As VBControlExtender&quot;<br />
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in a user control, and further on it was added to the controls of the user control by<br />
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&quot;Set ctlBrowser = Controls.Add(&quot;Shell.Explor<wbr />er&quot;, &quot;ctlBrowser&quot;)&quot;<br />
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My problems is know what to replace this with. The documentation says that the VBControlExtender has become obsolete because activex components can be hosted directly onto a user control in .Net. Does that mean that I simply can drag the approriate control into the user control in the designer, and if this is true, where do I find the Shell explorer.<br />
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If I'm wrong in the above, what should I then Do?<br />
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Thanks, Niels<br />
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Hi Guys

in a vb 6 application I need to convert to .Net I has a declaration like

"Private WithEvents ctlBrowser As VBControlExtender"

in a user control, and further on it was added to the controls of the user control by

"Set ctlBrowser = Controls.Add("Shell.Explorer", "ctlBrowser")"

My problems is know what to replace this with. The documentation says that the VBControlExtender has become obsolete because activex components can be hosted directly onto a user control in .Net. Does that mean that I simply can drag the approriate control into the user control in the designer, and if this is true, where do I find the Shell explorer.

If I'm wrong in the above, what should I then Do?

Thanks, Niels


 

Shell.Explorer in usercontrols

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