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This is my first custom control in C# (.NET) so sorry for my ignorance if this question seems to have an obvious answer. I have made a custom control that Inherites a TextBox. I want to add the control to the Toolbox in both the "Normal" editor and the "Small devices" editor. How should I do that, and is there anything I must include in my code in order to have it visible in design mode or does the TextBox handle that? Thank you for your help! Ole |
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You need to build a design-time version of the dll which is built against the full framework and the .NETCF designer libraries. There is an example here by Alex Yakhnin http://www.intelliprog.com/articles/index.html If your control derives from TextBox then you probably don't need to do any custom drawing or similar. But you will need to go through the other steps of adding the runtime assembly attribute, add attributes for the designer and build against the System.CF.* dlls You may wish to refer to the TextBoxEx code in the SDF since this derives from TextBox and adds extra properties. http://www.opennetcf.org/sourcebrowse/view.aspx?f=d:/sites/OpenNETCF/InetPub/wwwroot/Source/OpenNETCF.Windows.Forms/TextBox.cs Peter -- Peter Foot Windows Embedded MVP www.inthehand.com | www.opennetcf.org "ORC" <orc (AT) sol (DOT) dk> wrote in message news:eyI93xE3EHA.3472 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl... This is my first custom control in C# (.NET) so sorry for my ignorance if this question seems to have an obvious answer. I have made a custom control that Inherites a TextBox. I want to add the control to the Toolbox in both the "Normal" editor and the "Small devices" editor. How should I do that, and is there anything I must include in my code in order to have it visible in design mode or does the TextBox handle that? Thank you for your help! Ole |
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