So, what's happening is you haven't installed the Power Packs they want you to install. We're busy working on modern frameworks like Windows 10's application infrastructure, and warned developers as early as 2006 that we wouldn't support WinForms as a platform forever." It also means: "If you find bugs with them, you are on your own. If you do not do this, they will not be there, because like we said, we do not install them ourselves." This part means: "If you click on this link, you will download a file that will put the VB Power Packs on your system. Have fun, and send me pictures of any cool things you do with the new controls.You can download them, but they are provided as-is, without support. We also include a bootstrapper package in this release, something I am especially excited about because I am also responsible for ClickOnce experience in Visual Studio, and having a bootstrapper mean you only need to check a box to redistribute the Power Packs with your application. This release also includes updates to the PrintForm component and the Printer Compatibility Library. You can log new idea or vote for ones already there. Remember if you have ideas for future Power Packs go to the Visual Basic 2005 Power Pack Suggestion Center and let us know about it.
These are fully supported by Microsoft as part of your Visual Basic support agreement, and will likely be rolled into the product in future releases. An improvement over the VB6 version of Line and Shape is we’ve added support for Events. By simply setting a few properties you can accomplish complex gradient fills. The line and shape controls give you drag and drop ease at design time and great performance at runtime.
In this update we’ve added the much anticipated Line and Shape controls.
In case you didn’t see the links go live on the Visual Basic Developer Center the VB Off-Cycle team has shipped the latest edition of the Power Pack controls.
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