Bing Maps AJAX control in Visual C# form application
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Hi folks, I'm trying to implement some kind of map feature to my winform application, and in my search I have seen on the following possibilities: - Google Maps - Bing Maps I found that Bing maps perhaps was the closest choice, since I was developing in Visual C#. But, I have searched and searched, and both on MSDN and in this CP-article (a little Virtual Earth Control[^]) there is no explanation on how to start, and add the correct .dll reference? Can any1 help how I registere the right place, and download the RIGHT .dll for using AJAX bing maps controls? I think thats the only thing, stopping me in developing a map feature in a webbrowser control, to my C# winforms application :(
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Hi folks, I'm trying to implement some kind of map feature to my winform application, and in my search I have seen on the following possibilities: - Google Maps - Bing Maps I found that Bing maps perhaps was the closest choice, since I was developing in Visual C#. But, I have searched and searched, and both on MSDN and in this CP-article (a little Virtual Earth Control[^]) there is no explanation on how to start, and add the correct .dll reference? Can any1 help how I registere the right place, and download the RIGHT .dll for using AJAX bing maps controls? I think thats the only thing, stopping me in developing a map feature in a webbrowser control, to my C# winforms application :(
I'd suggest you use the Bing Maps WinForm control from CodePlex: http://bingmapscontrol.codeplex.com/[^] The project has a few videos that will show you how to get started with the control and you should be able to get up and running pretty quickly with it. John Wiese ISV Architect Evangelist - Microsoft TWITTER: @johnwiese BLOG: http://blogs.msdn.com/usisvde
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I'd suggest you use the Bing Maps WinForm control from CodePlex: http://bingmapscontrol.codeplex.com/[^] The project has a few videos that will show you how to get started with the control and you should be able to get up and running pretty quickly with it. John Wiese ISV Architect Evangelist - Microsoft TWITTER: @johnwiese BLOG: http://blogs.msdn.com/usisvde