Using Windows Forms Controls
With all the hype about ASP.NET and XML Web services, many people have completely neglected the fact that the .NET Framework is a full-featured development platform. The .NET Framework includes support for rich-user interfaces using Windows Forms. Most of the demos that you have built so far have been built using Windows Forms. The .NET Framework also includes tools for creating rich-user interface controls that are very similar in concept to ActiveX controls. These controls are called Windows Forms controls. Because the focus of this book is COM Interop, you are probably waiting for me to tell you that Windows Forms controls can be exposed as ActiveX controls to unmanaged clients. Unfortunately, it's not quite that ...
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