property pages in vs2013

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I have some user controls I have created that I want to add property pages to. I can not find a link anywhere to create or edit a property page

Posted 27-Nov-15 13:24pm

RagTopMan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Nov-15 19:37pm

I'll answer if you tell your application type and UI framework/library you want to use. Or simply read MSDN more thoroughly.
—SA

RagTopMan 27-Nov-15 22:23pm

thank you, I took your advice and did a lot of reading and a little common sense. Thank you for replying.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Nov-15 23:02pm

Thank you for what? If you answered my question, I would probably answer yours, at least for some of the libraries.
—SA

RagTopMan 27-Nov-15 23:55pm

can I message you privately ?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Nov-15 0:08am

You can, but I cannot promise anything. You can send me a message through my Web site found in my CodeProject profile. Are you sure you don't want to resolve your problems in a public way, on this page or another place in CodeProject?
—SA

RagTopMan 28-Nov-15 0:21am

could not find the website in your profile
I do not wish to tell the world the why

and yes when I can create an install for all of the controls,
I was going to post here

RagTopMan 28-Nov-15 0:33am

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