How to add new tool to toolbox in windows application

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what extension file to add...i need treegridview to add...can any one help me

Posted 17-Feb-12 18:18pm

itsureshuk

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Menon Santosh 18-Feb-12 1:17am

your question is not clear if you want to add treeview control go to toolbox you will find treeview

Varun Sareen 18-Feb-12 1:42am

nice answer

BillWoodruff 18-Feb-12 6:24am

Turns out, I discover, this question is really a repost of a very similar question here posted very recently: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/331630/tree-view-in-following-format. So, this question flagged as repost.

Sri Itsureshuk: please study the comments here, then go back to your first post, and add your responses to the questions asked here to the first post !

As Menon said, question is unclear:

1. do you have a TreeGridView now, and are you asking how to make it appear in the ToolBox in Visual Studio. Or, are you looking for a TreeGridView (there are several combination TreeView/Listview controls in CP: have you searched ?

2. Or, are you talking about some Application you've written that has its own ToolBox ?

Please describe exactly what you have now, whether you are talking about Visual Studio or an Application, etc.

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GParkings · Answer 1 · 2012-02-21T02:54:00

Taking a wild stab here as the question is unclear

Assumption : you want to know how to add a 3rd party control to the visual studio toolbox window (if this assumption is wrong, please disregard)

1. goto the tools menu
2. select 'choose toolbox items'
3. if the required control is in the components list (the tab to look on will depend on the GUI framework under which the control was built, for winforms you will most likely need .Net framework components) make sure it is checked
4. if the required control is not in the list click on the browse button and select the assembly in which the control resides
5. click ok

the required control should now be in the toolbox when in a designer window