Getting EasyGraphGrid into your toolbox

Extract EasyGraphGrid.zip to a directory under Visual Studio Projects.
Create a new project and go to design view.
Look over at your toolbox and right click on the name of the tab where you want to put EasyGraphGrid and select "Add/Remove Items..."
Click on the browse button and select graphicgrid.dll from the directory where you extracted it.
Click "OK" and you will now have the EasyGraphGrid tool in your toolbox.

Special Properties

`ShowGrid`	This is true or false if you want the grid to display in the controls workspace Example: `object.ShowGrid = True`
`GridColor`	What color you want the grid to be Example: `object.GridColor = color.red`
`Cells`	How many grids you want (row x col) Example: `object.Cells = new size(10, 10)`

Special Methods

`setCell`	Definition: `setCell(Cell As Point, newColor As Color)` Example: `object.setCell(New Point(9, 15), Color.White)` Note: This sets any one cell to be filled in with a color Definition: `setCell(Cells As Point(), newColor As Color)` Example: `object.setCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)}, Color.White)`Note: This sets a range of cells to be filled in with a color Definition: `setCell(Cell As Point, newBitmap As Bitmap)`Example: `object.setCell(New Point(9, 15), new bitmap("cell.png"))`Note: This sets a cell to be filled with a bitmap Definition: `setCell(ByVal Cells As Point(), ByVal newBitmap As Bitmap)`Example: `object.setCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)}, new bitmap("cell.png"))`Note: This sets a range of cells to be filled in with a bitmap
`removeCell`	Definition: `removeCell(Cell as Point)`Example: `object.removeCell(New Point(9, 15))`Note: This removes a cell from the grid Definition:`removeCell(Cells As Point())`Example: `object.removeCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)})`Note: This removes a range of cells from the grid
`clearCells`	Definition: `clearCells()`Example: `object.clearCells()`Note: This removes all cells from the grid

setCell

Definition: setCell(Cell As Point, newColor As Color)
Example: object.setCell(New Point(9, 15), Color.White)
Note: This sets any one cell to be filled in with a color

Definition: setCell(Cells As Point(), newColor As Color)
Example: object.setCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)}, Color.White)Note: This sets a range of cells to be filled in with a color

Definition: setCell(Cell As Point, newBitmap As Bitmap)Example: object.setCell(New Point(9, 15), new bitmap("cell.png"))Note: This sets a cell to be filled with a bitmap

Definition: setCell(ByVal Cells As Point(), ByVal newBitmap As Bitmap)Example: object.setCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)}, new bitmap("cell.png"))Note: This sets a range of cells to be filled in with a bitmap

removeCell

Definition: removeCell(Cell as Point)Example: object.removeCell(New Point(9, 15))Note: This removes a cell from the grid

Definition:removeCell(Cells As Point())Example: object.removeCell({New Point(9, 15), New Point(9,16)})Note: This removes a range of cells from the grid

clearCells Definition: clearCells()Example: object.clearCells()Note: This removes all cells from the grid

Special Events

`gridClick`	This is fired when you click somewhere in the grid. Returns: Object and GridPosition
`gridDoubleClick`	This is fired when you double click somewhere in the grid. Returns: Object and GridPosition
`gridMouseMove`	This is fired when you move the mouse somewhere in the grid. Returns: Object and GridPosition
`gridMouseUp`	This is fired after you click somewhere in the grid. Returns: Object, MouseEventArgs and GridPosition
`gridMouseDown`	This is fired after you click somewhere in the grid. Returns: Object, MouseEventArgs and GridPosition

GridPosition is always expressed as a Point. Lets say your grid was 10x10 and the user clicks in the 5th cell of the 5th row. In any of these special events the value of gridPosition would be point(5, 5).

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