Search web and msdn.microsoft.com for ToolStrip class and ToolStripContainer class. These are found in .NET Framework 2.0.
You can do different toolboxes and toolbars using those classes. You just simply drag&drop those controls to your form, and you can edit them with you IDE.
I'm not sure what you mean by "use the toolbox from the .net framework," karnayanar. Are you referring to the ToolBox in the Forms Designer where you find buttons, labels, and other controls If so, you can show the ToolBox from the View menu and then select a control there, then click in your form to place the control. Afterwards, you can drag and resize the control to get it where you want.
If that's not what you mean, can you try to be more precise
How i can use the ToolBox
Jack Vaughan
You can do different toolboxes and toolbars using those classes. You just simply drag&drop those controls to your form, and you can edit them with you IDE.
daph_che
I'm not sure what you mean by "use the toolbox from the .net framework," karnayanar. Are you referring to the ToolBox in the Forms Designer where you find buttons, labels, and other controls If so, you can show the ToolBox from the View menu and then select a control there, then click in your form to place the control. Afterwards, you can drag and resize the control to get it where you want.
If that's not what you mean, can you try to be more precise
Chuck