You might have to remove and re-add the reference in your project to make VS pick up that you've done this. Considering I've seen some bizarre bugs on this forum caused by early versions of the Power Packs, I suggest you click the download link and install the new Power Packs. There's actually a newish version that VS 2015 expects, so it's possible you do have an older version but it won't work because of this, or you'd have to tweak the upgraded project to use the old version. Visual Studio doesn't allow me to raise the form size above what the screen can show. I'm using the PowerPacks PrintForm component, and I would like to be able to print the whole entire form on original paper size (8.5 in x 11 in). So, what's happening is you haven't installed the Power Packs they want you to install. I'm having a problem with properly scaling a Visual Basic form. 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." 2017 2015 2013 Isolated and Integrated Shells Other Tools, Frameworks, and Redistributables Visual Studio 2022 Full-featured IDE to code, debug, test, and deploy to any platform Learn more Free download Visual Studio 2022 for Mac Develop apps and games for iOS, Android, and web using. This part means: "If you click on this link, you will download a file that will put the VB Power Packs on your system. Besides, if I just get a proof that it is redistributable, then all this trouble is saved (I can simply package it and my users dont have any action).You can download them, but they are provided as-is, without support.
Although this sounds straight forward, my users will not find it easy because its not straight forward for them. 27 subscribers Subscribe 9.5K views 5 years ago In this short but complete video, you'll learn about adding Visual Basic Power Packs to your toolbox in Visual Studio 2017. The only option remains is, don't package the DLL and ask my product user to go to download link, and install it themselves. So basically i have no proof from Microsoft that this dll can be redistributed. The post mentions '' link, this link is not opening. Unless i show a substantial proof from Microsoft, my organization will not allow me to redistribute this DLL/package to customer. This particular thing is not written anywhere. I want a substantial post from Microsoft that says the download package it self can be packaged as part of my product, OR the DLL can be shipped directly (as a re-distributable).
As mentioned before, I don't need the DLL or the download package, but a proof, whether the DLL can be redistributed. Really Appreciate the help you are providing.
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