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toolbox like interface using vb.net
hello everybody. i would like to gain some knowledge in how to do a toolbox like interface using visual basic.net ,(the interface should be like the vb.net toolbox where sliders go up and down). just tell me the steps
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I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but based on my understanding, you want a scrollable form with objects...Here's how:
1) Create a form that will slide to the left of your screen whenever you move your mouse away. 2) Access the Object Browser and type in ScrollBar, and learn what you can about them. 3) Create a groupbox, and whatever objects you want to put in; put them in there. 4) Assign pictures to the objects that can have pictures, like picturebox. 5) To add some usefullness, add some codes to your objects 6) Test and retest your program 7) Eliminate all errors, warnings and bugs you or VB may find. If these don't help, then you can always buy a good book about VB.Net ![]()
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