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what is the differences by 'component' and 'windows form'?

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    Adding a new element to my solution i can choose by much stuff, in which component and windows form. Both make a form, but what is the differences if i choose one or other?

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      Adding a new element to my solution i can choose by much stuff, in which component and windows form. Both make a form, but what is the differences if i choose one or other?

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      i don't think, that a component "makes" a form ;) a windows form is a container for different windows controls, whereas a component is a non visual component. for example a sqlConnection or a Timer is a component. components appear during design time on a seperate panel at the bottom of your windows forms designer. while execution components aren't visible - but they work invisible in the background of your application...

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