Components in VB.net standard

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

Art said:
Hi everyone!

Can I create a TextBox component and place it in my tool box with the
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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,
Click to expand...
but still be able to add some common properties and methods to them.
 
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