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WinForms component parented as an MDI child in a Win32 app?

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MarkB - 09 Jun 2004 21:05 GMT
We have a WinForms component in it's own assembly which is used in our .NET
desktop app; the window is set by the app to be an MDI child in the app's
MDI window.

The component can also be used by other .NET apps that set a ref to our
library. Lastly, the component can also be used as a standalone window for
apps do not wish an MDI child for its functions.

Is there any way to expose this .NET component so that a COM app (C++ or
perhaps VB6) could use the component as an MDI child?

Thanks ... Mark
MarkB - 12 Jun 2004 21:23 GMT
will no one take a crack at this ??

> We have a WinForms component in it's own assembly which is used in our .NET
> desktop app; the window is set by the app to be an MDI child in the app's
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>
> Thanks ... Mark

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