

This is the easiest technique to implement as it doesn’t require you to use the ToolboxBitmapAttribute in your type definition. If this is not possible, typically when the namespaces are not related at all then you cannot use this technique, use instead one of the techniques below using the ToolboxBitmap attribute.Ĭreate the assembly and the next time you add it to the toolbox the custom image in M圜ontrol.bmp should be available in the toolbox. If the control’s namespace and the project’s default namespace don’t match then move the bitmap to appropriate subfolders so that they match. The project’s default namespace should be MyNamespace. Say, you have a custom control M圜ontrol in the namespace MyNamespace, create a bmp file M圜ontrol.bmp following the above rules.Īdd this file to your project at the top-level and make it an embedded resource. Use a bitmap (not an icon, in the embedded resource) file implicitly without specifying the ToolboxBitmapAttribute for the type: The left-bottom pixel-color will be assumed to be the transparent color.The bitmap or icon dimension should be 16X16 with 16 colors.In all the cases the bitmap or icon should follow these rules: You can do this in different ways explained below.
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