Yes, Go to http://www.wintellect.com/resources/faqs/default.aspx?faq_id=1&page=5 and scroll down about half way through the page where it talks about putting a winform slider control on a web page under the question "I've developed a custom Windows Forms control that I'd like to use in a Web Form. I've heard that ASP.NET can use Windows Forms controls. Is that true? If so, how do I create a Windows Forms control in a Web Form?"

>Hi, all...
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>First, Happy Holidays to everybody.
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>Second, a technical consultant made a suggestion to me yesterday that I'm having trouble researching...he described it as embedded Winform controls.
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>We have a Web-based app using Web Services, but with a very feature-rich WinForms UI at the client end. We decided long ago that ASP.NET just wouldn't cut it for our UI.
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>Recently, we started talking about ways to do 'automated' software updates anytime we makes changes/enhancements to the front-end UI. That's when our consultant brought up 'embedded Winform controls' in Internet Explorer.
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>He stated that we'd lose very little of our interface by doing so, and told me he'd send me some Microsoft whitepapers in a week or so. I did some searches on MSDN on this topic, and found nothing.
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>So has anyone heard of this, and does anyone have any Web references?
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>Thanks,
>Kevin