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Subclassing Windows Forms Controls
By Peter Aitken
2005-09-25

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  Table of Contents:
  1. Subclassing Windows Forms Controls
  2. ' First Steps '
  3. ' Custom Properties '
  4. ' Custom Methods '
  5. ' Testing '

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Subclassing Windows Forms Controls
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Creating a custom control can take one of two paths: you can create it completely from scratch, or you can subclass an existing control. Learn how to use the second technique.



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