>Mm.. So when you want to create your own Class Library of these classes that can be sub-classed visually, what do you use as a "base"? That is, it is not a Class Library but something else, right?

Right. If you're creating a MyBaseUserControl, you use "UserControl" as the base class. MyBaseForm uses WindowsForm. Just like you'd expect. etc.etc.etc.

>I admire that (living without cable or satellite). But I have to have cable tv or my kids would kill me <g>.

My kids haven't lived with me for a long time, so that's not an issue. When they come to visit, they love watching movies on our big-screen projection system.

~~Bonnie





>>>That is clear. I didn't realise the the forms, menus, etc. can be sub-classes visually. That's my next little "task".
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>>And when I say "sub-classed visually", I mean when creating your framework base classes to begin with.
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>Mm.. So when you want to create your own Class Library of these classes that can be sub-classed visually, what do you use as a "base"? That is, it is not a Class Library but something else, right?
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>>I don't watch TV ... we don't have cable out here in the boondocks and we don't have a satellite dish, so I guess I will miss it, but it doesn't bother me. <g> We only watch DVD movies ... a new movie every night ... NetFlix is the greatest invention since sliced bread! =0)
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>I admire that (living without cable or satellite). But I have to have cable tv or my kids would kill me <g>.
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>Thank you.