Starting with a finished one-form application (a special-function
calculator), how can you turn it into a custom control without making
any code changes (assume you need no underlying interface because the
calculator is only visual)?

I'm sure I saw it done, and I think the trainer either added a reference
or just added the calculator's code as an existing item or something
like that. It was pretty quick and my notes aren't too good!

Thanks for any help.

You could try changing the intheritance of your Form from
System.Windows.Forms.Form to System.Windows.Form.UserControl. That might
work...

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> Starting with a finished one-form application (a special-function
> calculator), how can you turn it into a custom control without making
> any code changes (assume you need no underlying interface because the
> calculator is only visual)?
>
> I'm sure I saw it done, and I think the trainer either added a reference
> or just added the calculator's code as an existing item or something
> like that. It was pretty quick and my notes aren't too good!
>
> Thanks for any help.
>