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I am working with VB6 (Pro. Edition) and in my tool box I do not have the slider control. Does anyone know how I can add that to my programs?
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Re: Slider Control

Firstly, make sure your VB6 is updated with service pack 6, and then go to Project > Components and tick "Microsoft Windows Common Controls (SP6)"

This will add the slider into your toolbox

Incase your VB is not updated to SP6, you can get it from here - http://www.microsoft.com/Downloads/d...displaylang=en
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Re: Slider Control
You can right click on toolbar of vb and then click on the "components". There, you can add your favorite tools like slider.
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