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You can customize project templates to provide additional My objects. This makes it easy for other developers to find and use your objects.
In this section
- Extending the My Namespace in Visual Basic
Describes how to add custom members and values to theMynamespace in Visual Basic. - Packaging and Deploying Custom My Extensions
Describes how to publish customMynamespace extensions by using Visual Studio templates. - Extending the Visual Basic Application Model
Describes how to specify your own extensions to the application model by overriding members of the WindowsFormsApplicationBase class. - Customizing Which Objects are Available in My
Describes how to control whichMyobjects are enabled by setting your project's _MYTYPE conditional-compilation constant.
Related sections
- Development with My
Describes whichMyobjects are available in different project types by default. - Overview of the Visual Basic Application Model
Describes Visual Basic's model for controlling the behavior of Windows Forms applications. - How My Depends on Project Type
Describes whichMyobjects are available in different project types by default. - Conditional Compilation
Discusses how the compiler uses conditional-compilation to select particular sections of code to compile and exclude other sections. - ApplicationBase
Describes theMyobject that provides properties, methods, and events related to the current application.
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