Components
The Component class represents an object that is marshaled by reference and can exist
within a container. This figure shows the complete set of Windows Forms classes derived
from the System.ComponentModel.Component class.
The CommonDialog class represents a component that provides a standard interface for
common functionality required by Windows Forms applications. This figure shows the com-
plete set of Windows Forms classes derived from the System.Windows.Forms.Common-
Dialog class.
Common dialogs
Windows Forms
Programming with C#
ERIK BROWN
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