How can I Create Slider Control in VB.Net ?

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I am using Visual Studio 2010. I am developing a Touch Screen Restaurant Software.
In my billing screen I want to put too many controls like button and label but
the problem is that there are not enough space in my Billing Screen.
If I can build a control that slides over the another control with only one click
so I can solve that problem. I mean I need a Control like "Windows Xp Expander" Or
"WPF Expander Control". But, I don't have any idea how to develop that. I don't know how
to slide a panel or object. I have tried with timer control but it effects on my
application and takes too many process. This control must be container.

Posted 25-Jan-11 18:18pm

nms.nt1986

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Henry Minute · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-25T20:10:00

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Here[^] is just one of the hundreds of such controls on the internet.

If you don't like that one then polish up your searching skills and start looking.

Posted 25-Jan-11 20:10pm

Henry Minute

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nms.nt1986 26-Jan-11 4:44am

Yes This is that i want. But this project is not in VB. I have to convert it.

Dave Kreskowiak 26-Jan-11 10:03am

You can always just use the C# code, compile it, then add a reference to that from your VB.NET project.