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Kin Fat SZE🇭🇰

In Visual Studio 2008 VB.net how to Add User Control Into Toolbox?

Hi

I want to know how to add UserControls into Toolbox from Visual Studio 2008 (VB.net) ?
Is anybody can help me?

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Francis SZE
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Jorge Paulino🇵🇹

Humm ... didn't sow the snapshot. That way you just have to build the application.

Wayne,

I cannot see if it as attachements or pictures using QuickEE. Is there any way to see it ?

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Wayne Taylor (webtubbs)🇦🇺

>>I cannot see if it as attachements or pictures using QuickEE. Is there any way to see it ?

Yep. Go to Tools > Options > Questions and enable "Read Expert Skin". You'll also need to enable General > Show Image Thumbnails.

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Kin Fat SZE🇭🇰

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Dear webtubbs

This project is just upgraded from VB6 to VB.net
I still havn't build the solution.
Are you means after builded the solution, I should able to choose user controls from right click on the toolbar, select Choose Items and then in the .Net Framework, is it?

Francis SZE

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Wayne Taylor (webtubbs)🇦🇺

Yes, that is correct.

Jorge Paulino🇵🇹

>> Yep. Go to Tools > Options > Questions and enable "Read Expert Skin". You'll also need to enable General > Show Image Thumbnails.

Thanks Wayne I will try :)

fsze88: Sorry for this off-topic coment!

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