Rectangle in Windows forms
Hello
I want to paint a Rectangle in my Windows Form. I know the object Rectangle, which can be generated at runtime.
But how can I paint a Rectangle in the Designmode on my form (drag it from the toolbox) like other controls (f.e. button)
Is there a way to do this?
I work with VS 2010.
I want to paint a Rectangle in my Windows Form. I know the object Rectangle, which can be generated at runtime.
But how can I paint a Rectangle in the Designmode on my form (drag it from the toolbox) like other controls (f.e. button)
Is there a way to do this?
I work with VS 2010.
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you can add a Panel control and change its BackColor
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>> In the Toolbox just go to "Visual Basic PowerPacks"
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I Work with C#
I already created a UserContorl, inheritated from a Panel. But I also would like to have round corner, and there I don't know how to programm it.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I Work with C#
I already created a UserContorl, inheritated from a Panel. But I also would like to have round corner, and there I don't know how to programm it.
You can use the Visual Basic Power pack in a C# Forms Application and you can set its corner radius as well.
So it will then have rounded corners
So it will then have rounded corners
use PictureBox control
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@samirbhogayta:
I'm lookin gfor a Contorl that I can pull from the toolbox
@abdkhlaif:
I can't make round corners in a PictureBox
@EmuL8_sw:
I don't want to install the Visual Basic Power pack
I'm lookin gfor a Contorl that I can pull from the toolbox
@abdkhlaif:
I can't make round corners in a PictureBox
@EmuL8_sw:
I don't want to install the Visual Basic Power pack
Sorry, I though Visual Studio 2010 comes standard with the Power Pack... Mine had it included and I didn't install any additional components/packs
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Is not exactly what I need, but I can us this solution aswell
In the Toolbox just go to "Visual Basic PowerPacks"
There are a few shapes there
Hope this helps