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    I read about the PictureBox class and saw that it requires the namespace: System.Windows.Forms you can see it here at the end of the article: PictureBox[^] How can I use the namespace? I tried to write: using namespace System.Windows.Forms but it doesn't work. How can I use right the namespace? (I'm using vcpp 2003) Thanking you in advance! :)

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      I read about the PictureBox class and saw that it requires the namespace: System.Windows.Forms you can see it here at the end of the article: PictureBox[^] How can I use the namespace? I tried to write: using namespace System.Windows.Forms but it doesn't work. How can I use right the namespace? (I'm using vcpp 2003) Thanking you in advance! :)

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      Hello You can't use .Net framework directly from unmanaged C++ code. You have to use C#, or make a managed C++ project, ie. CLI.

      Regards:rose:

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        Hello You can't use .Net framework directly from unmanaged C++ code. You have to use C#, or make a managed C++ project, ie. CLI.

        Regards:rose:

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        oh Ok ty,So what can I use at CVPP that makes the same\almost the same like PictureBox?:confused:

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          oh Ok ty,So what can I use at CVPP that makes the same\almost the same like PictureBox?:confused:

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          Hello I'll assume that CVPP is Visual C++, right? Well, like it in what exactly? What functionality do you need in your pictureBox that is not present in the MFC Picture Control?

          Regards:rose:

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            Hello I'll assume that CVPP is Visual C++, right? Well, like it in what exactly? What functionality do you need in your pictureBox that is not present in the MFC Picture Control?

            Regards:rose:

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            Ty, maybe it's good too but I can't find a documentation on MSDN about it. It just not there. Can someone please help me to find the documentation?

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              Hello I'll assume that CVPP is Visual C++, right? Well, like it in what exactly? What functionality do you need in your pictureBox that is not present in the MFC Picture Control?

              Regards:rose:

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              Ok I was arranged thank you!

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