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Make Your Components Really RAD With Visual Studio .NET Property Browser

Overview This paper will help you explore the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET property browser and take advantage of its new features. Since the introduction of Microsoft Visual Basic in the early days of Windows, the property browser has been a pivotal element in allowing truly Rapid Application Development (often referred to as RAD). In Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, this tradition continues with the added benefit of many property browser features not previously available. If you are writing components or other objects that participate in the Visual Studio .NET environment, you will surely want to take advantage of many of those new features to really make your components great for your users.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	HTML
Date Published	February 2002	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	.NET

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