Line and Shape Controls in the New Power Packs Release

Author: msdn2.microsoft.com | Published: 21st Aug 2007 | Visited: 88 times | Add Comment
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Download the latest version of the Visual Basic 2005 Power Packs which now includes Line and Shape controls that enable you to draw lines, ovals, and rectangles on forms and containers at design time making it much easier to enhance the look of your user interface.

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