HOW TO: Make a UserControl Object Behave as a Design-Time Control Container by Using Visual Basic .NET

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HOW TO: Make a UserControl Object Behave as a Design-Time Control Container by Using Visual Basic .NET

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This step-by-step article describes how to make a UserControl object behave as a control container at design-time after you add the UserControl object to a Windows Form. There may be situations where you want to drag a control to your UserControl object. To permit this, the UserControl object must behave as a control container.

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Submitted: 28th of February 2007

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