Custom Controls in VC++ .NET

[Freddie Code]

I finally go the hang of creating custom controls in VC++6 MFC Wizard. I now need to create some custom controls in Visual C++ .NET (EditBox based). From what I've been reading, the way to do this in .NET is to create the contol in a .dll made with a "Managed C++ Class Library" project. Problem is, I don't want to have to link a .dll. I want the custom contol compiled right into the main program. How can I make a custom control that is compiled right into the project? :wtf: :confused: Thanks.

[Christian Graus]

I'm almost certain that your VC code will work fine ( a class derived from the text control ). Certainly I don't see any reason why you couldn't do that. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

[Rick York]

You can use what is essentially the same C++ from v6 in the .net version. You do NOT have to use any of the managed code languages if you do not want to. Managed code is not appropriate for my company's apps so we don't use it.