windows.forms.controls

[Number Eleven - GPEMC!]

I'm embarrassed to admit that I seem to have lost "windows.forms.controls".
I want to use it to plug an aplication into a spell checker.

I'm using VS2005, with framework.NET v2.050727 to avoid ticking off
customers who don't like having to download yet another .NET framework
upgrade to make my gear work. I've got to be missing something here. In fact
I hope I'm missing a few things and someone can find them for me:

0001. Where is that windows.forms.namespace or where do I find it?
0010. Does SP3 for Windows XP ship with framework.NET? Which version?

Thanks in Advance...

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[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

As you use VS 2005 then only Framework 2.0 is used.
That is downwards compatible with Framework 3.5 (The latest official
version)
Service packs only contain thing that were not in it before.

In general does a service pack contains only newer frameworks as there is
something new which was included in the original package or bug fixes.

Cor

 

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

As you use VS 2005 then only Framework 2.0 is used.
That is downwards compatible with Framework 3.5 (The latest official
version)
Service packs only contain thing that were not in it before.

In general does a service pack contains only newer frameworks as there is
something new which was included in the original package or bug fixes.

Cor

 

[SurturZ]

My Project>References>Add>.NET>System.Windows.Forms

Top section is whether the reference is in your project, bottom section
determines whether you need to add "Imports System.Windows.Forms" to each
module to access the classes therein. By default for windows forms projects,
the System.Windows.Forms namespace is selected in the bottom window, meaning
that you can access windows forms controls without importing the namespace
each time.

 

[SurturZ]

My Project>References>Add>.NET>System.Windows.Forms

Top section is whether the reference is in your project, bottom section
determines whether you need to add "Imports System.Windows.Forms" to each
module to access the classes therein. By default for windows forms projects,
the System.Windows.Forms namespace is selected in the bottom window, meaning
that you can access windows forms controls without importing the namespace
each time.

 

[Number Eleven - GPEMC!]

My Project>References>Add>.NET>System.Windows.Forms

Top section is whether the reference is in your project, bottom section
determines whether you need to add "Imports System.Windows.Forms" to each
module to access the classes therein. By default for windows forms projects,
the System.Windows.Forms namespace is selected in the bottom window, meaning
that you can access windows forms controls without importing the namespace
each time.

Thankyou and sorry about the confused namespace. That should have been:

system.windows.controls

I double-checked your suggestion but system.windows.controls (that hooks
into the system spellchecker) is not on the list.

Any idea what might be going on? Did I miss something when I installed this
or inadvertently mess up a setting somewhere? Or is .NET 2.0 too old for
this namespace...?

TIA

____________________________________________________________
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[Number Eleven - GPEMC!]

My Project>References>Add>.NET>System.Windows.Forms

Top section is whether the reference is in your project, bottom section
determines whether you need to add "Imports System.Windows.Forms" to each
module to access the classes therein. By default for windows forms projects,
the System.Windows.Forms namespace is selected in the bottom window, meaning
that you can access windows forms controls without importing the namespace
each time.

Thankyou and sorry about the confused namespace. That should have been:

system.windows.controls

I double-checked your suggestion but system.windows.controls (that hooks
into the system spellchecker) is not on the list.

Any idea what might be going on? Did I miss something when I installed this
or inadvertently mess up a setting somewhere? Or is .NET 2.0 too old for
this namespace...?

TIA

____________________________________________________________
Timothy Casey GPEMC - Eleven is the (e-mail address removed) to email.
Philosophical Essays: http://timothycasey.info
Speed Reading: http://speed-reading-comprehension.com
Software: http://fieldcraft.biz; Scientific IQ Test, Web Menus, Security.
Science & Geology: http://geologist-1011.com; http://geologist-1011.net
Technical & Web Design: http://web-design-1011.com

 

[Stephany Young]

The System.Windows.Controls namespace was new in Framework 3.0 and exposes
functionality for WPF.

So, if you want to use it you're just going to have to tick those customers
off.

 

[Stephany Young]

The System.Windows.Controls namespace was new in Framework 3.0 and exposes
functionality for WPF.

So, if you want to use it you're just going to have to tick those customers
off.

 

[Number Eleven - GPEMC!]

The System.Windows.Controls namespace was new in Framework 3.0 and exposes
functionality for WPF.

So, if you want to use it you're just going to have to tick those customers
off.

Thank you Stephany.

Decisions, decisions...

___________________________________________________________
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[Number Eleven - GPEMC!]

The System.Windows.Controls namespace was new in Framework 3.0 and exposes
functionality for WPF.

So, if you want to use it you're just going to have to tick those customers
off.

Thank you Stephany.

Decisions, decisions...

___________________________________________________________
Timothy Casey GPEMC - Eleven is the (e-mail address removed) to email.
Philosophical Essays: http://timothycasey.info
Speed Reading: http://speed-reading-comprehension.com
Software: http://fieldcraft.biz; Scientific IQ Test, Web Menus, Security…
Science & Geology: http://geologist-1011.com; http://geologist-1011.net
Technical & Web Design: http://web-design-1011.com