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User controls in VB.NET

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sonali_reddy123@yahoo.com - 15 Sep 2005 15:34 GMT
Hi,

I need a help regarding use of a user defined control in VB.NET.
I could able to prepare a user control and add it to my project
toolbox but the problem is how to pass the data from the application to
the events on the user control.

I found get and set methods do these two methods satisfy the entire
need or is their anything more I should know.

Sample example will be a better response.

Thanks in advance.
Kevin Spencer - 16 Sep 2005 13:08 GMT
A Control is a member of the Control in which it resides. As a result, all
data that is scoped to the Parent Control is available to all Controls
hosted in it.

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