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controls/aiprompt/getting-started.md

@@ -16,6 +16,27 @@ This article shows how you can start using RadAIPrompt. The following result wil
 
 >note The design may vary according to the applied theme to the application. 
 
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadAIPrompt` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadAIPrompt
+
 Follow the steps:
 
 1\. Go ahead and add a __RadAIPrompt__ from the Visual Studio Toolbox.

controls/barcodeview/getting-started.md

@@ -10,6 +10,29 @@ position: 2
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms BarcodeView
 
+This article shows how you can start using RadBarcodeView.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadBarcodeView` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadBarcodeView
+
 1. To start using **RadBarcodeView** just drag it from the toolbox and drop it at the form.
 
 	![WinForms RadBarcodeView Design Time](images/barcode-getting-started001.png)

controls/bindingnavigator/getting-started.md

@@ -13,6 +13,27 @@ previous_url: bindingnavigator-overview-gettingstarted
 
 The following tutorial will demonstrate how to get __RadBindingNavigator__ up and running: 
 
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadBindingNavigator` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadBindingNaviagator
+
 1\.Place __RadBindingNaviagator__ control and BindingSource component on a form.
 
 2\. Setup the `DataSource` property of the `BindingSource` and the `BindingSource` property of __RadBindingNaviagator__.

controls/breadcrumb/getting-started.md

@@ -12,6 +12,27 @@ position: 2
 
 This tutorial will walk you through the creation of **RadBreadCrumb** in your project and associating it with **RadTreeView**. Follow the steps:
 
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadBreadCrumb` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadBreadCrumb
+
 1. Add a **RadBreadCrumb** and a **RadTreeView** to the form.
 2. [Data bind]({%slug winforms/treeview/data-binding/binding-to-database-data%}) the **RadTreeView** control.
 3. Set the RadBreadCrumb.**DefaultTreeView** property to the tree view control on the form.

controls/buttons/button/getting-started.md

@@ -10,16 +10,39 @@ position: 4
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms Button
 
+This article shows how you can start using `RadButton`.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadButton` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the __RadButton__
+
 You can add __RadButton__ either at design time or at run time:
 
-## Design Time
+### Design Time
 
 1. To add a __RadButton__ to your form, drag a __RadButton__ from the toolbox onto the surface of the form designer.
 2. In the *Properties* section in Visual Studio change the __Text__ property of __RadButton__.
 3. Double click the button to generate the __Click__ event handler. Add the desired code to perform the required action.
 4. Click `F5` to start the application.
 
-## Run Time
+### Run Time
 
 To programmatically add a __RadButton__ to a form, create a new instance of a __RadButton__, and add it to the form __Controls__ collection. Subscribe to its __Click__ event in order to perform the required action, e.g. showing a message box:
 

controls/buttons/checkbox/getting-started.md

@@ -10,16 +10,39 @@ position: 3
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms CheckBox
 
+This article shows how you can start using `RadCheckBox`.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadCheckBox` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadCheckBox
+
 You can add __RadCheckBox__ either at design time or at run time:
 
-## Design Time
+### Design Time
 
 1. To add a __RadCheckBox__ to your form, drag a __RadCheckBox__ from the toolbox onto the surface of the form designer.
 2. In the *Properties* section of Visual Studio you can change the displayed text next to the check-box by setting the __Text__ property.
 3. Double click the check-box in the designer in order to generate the __ToggleStateChanged__ event.
 4. Click `F5` to start the application.
 
-## Run Time
+### Run Time
 
 To programmatically add a __RadCheckBox__ to a form, create a new instance of a __RadCheckBox__, and add it to the form __Controls__ collection.
 
@@ -50,15 +73,10 @@ End Sub
 
 {{endregion}} 
 
-# See Also
+## See Also
 
 * [How to Change the CheckBox's Size]({%slug change-checkbox-size%})
 
-
-
-
-
-
 ## Telerik UI for WinForms Learning Resources
 * [Telerik UI for WinForms CheckBox Component](https://www.telerik.com/products/winforms/buttons.aspx)
 * [Getting Started with Telerik UI for WinForms Components](https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/getting-started/first-steps)

controls/buttons/dropdownbutton/getting-started.md

@@ -10,15 +10,38 @@ position: 3
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms DropDownButton
 
+This article shows how you can start using `RadDropDownButton`.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadDropDownButton` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadDropDownButton
+
 You can add __RadDropDownButton__ either at design time or at run time:
 
-## Design Time
+### Design Time
 
 1. To add a __RadDropDownButton__ to your form, drag a __RadDropDownButton__ from the toolbox onto the surface of the form designer.
 2. Like a standard button, you can control the displayed text by setting the __Text__ property.
 3. Unlike a standard button, __RadDropDownButton__ displays drop-down items when clicked. So handling the __Click__ event of this button is not appropriate. Instead, work directly with the events for each item.
 
-## Run Time
+### Run Time
 
 To programmatically add a __RadDropDownButton__ to a form, create a new instance of a __RadDropDownButton__, and add it to the form __Controls__ collection.
 
@@ -109,7 +132,7 @@ End Namespace
 {{endregion}} 
 
 
-## Displaying Images with Items
+### Displaying Images with Items
 
 You can display images and text on your menu items.
 
@@ -119,16 +142,11 @@ To add an image to your menu item, click in the __Image__ property of the __RadM
 
 ![WinForms RadButtons buttons-dropdownbutton-working-with-raddropdownbutton-items 004](images/buttons-dropdownbutton-working-with-raddropdownbutton-items004.png)
 
-## Using the Click Event
+### Using the Click Event
 
 To handle the __Click__ event of individual RadMenuItems on the drop down menu at Design Time, locate the  __RadMenuItem__ in the drop down list in the __Properties__ window of the Windows Form designer. Click the events button, then double-click the __Click__ event to generate an event handler. Then fill in your event-handling code.
 
 
-
-
-
-
-
 ## Telerik UI for WinForms Learning Resources
 * [Telerik UI for WinForms DropDownButton Component](https://www.telerik.com/products/winforms/buttons.aspx)
 * [Getting Started with Telerik UI for WinForms Components](https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/getting-started/first-steps)

controls/buttons/radiobutton/getting-started.md

@@ -11,15 +11,38 @@ previous_url: buttons-radiobutton-getting-started
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms RadioButton
 
+This article shows how you can start using `RadRadioButton`.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadRadioButton` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadRadioButton
+
 You can add __RadRadioButton__ either at design time or at run time:
 
-## Design Time
+### Design Time
 
 1. To add a __RadRadioButton__ to your form, drag a __RadRadioButton__ from the toolbox onto the surface of the form designer.
 2. Like a standard button, you can control the displayed text by setting the __Text__ property.
 3. Double click the __RadRadioButton__ at design time to generate the __ToggleStateChanged__ event.
 
-## Run Time
+### Run Time
 
 To programmatically add a __RadRadioButton__ to a form, create a new instance of a __RadRadioButton__, and add it to the form __Controls__ collection.
 

controls/buttons/repeatbutton/working-with-radrepeatbutton.md

@@ -11,16 +11,39 @@ previous_url: buttons-repeatbutton-working-with-radrepeatbutton
 
 # Getting Started with WinForms RepeatButton
 
+This article shows how you can start using `RadRepeatButton`.
+
+## Adding Telerik Assemblies Using NuGet
+
+To use `RadRepeatButton` when working with NuGet packages, install the `Telerik.UI.for.WinForms.AllControls` package. The [package target framework version may vary]({%slug winforms-available-nugets%}).
+
+Read more about NuGet installation in the [Install using NuGet Packages]({%slug winforms/nuget%}) article.
+
+>tip With the 2025 Q1 release, the Telerik UI for WinForms has a new licensing mechanism. You can learn more about it [here]({%slug license-key%}).
+
+## Adding Assembly References Manually
+
+When dragging and dropping a control from the Visual Studio (VS) Toolbox onto the Form Designer, VS automatically adds the necessary assemblies. However, if you're adding the control programmatically, you'll need to manually reference the following assemblies:
+
+* __Telerik.Licensing.Runtime__
+* __Telerik.WinControls__
+* __Telerik.WinControls.UI__
+* __TelerikCommon__
+
+The Telerik UI for WinForms assemblies can be install by using one of the available [installation approaches]({%slug winforms/installation-deployment-and-distribution/installing-on-your-computer%}). 
+
+## Defining the RadRepeatButton
+
 You can add __RadRepeatButton__ either at design time or at run time:
 
-## Design Time
+### Design Time
 
 1. To add a __RadRepeatButton__ to your form, drag a __RadRepeatButton__ from the toolbox onto the surface of the form designer.
 2. In the *Properties* section in Visual Studio you can change the __Text__ property.
 3. Double click the __RadRepeatButton__ at design time in order to generate the __Click__ event handler.
 4. Click `F5` to start the application.
 
-## Run Time
+### Run Time
 
 To programmatically add a __RadRepeatButton__ to a form, create a new instance of a __RadRepeatButton__, and add it to the form __Controls__ collection.
 
@@ -44,7 +67,7 @@ Me.Controls.Add(repeatButton)
 
 {{endregion}} 
 
-# Working with RadRepeatButton
+### Working with RadRepeatButton
 
 In addition to the standard properties shared by all buttons, notice a new property named __Interval__. This property determines the time, in milliseconds, between button click events after the control begins repeating events. The default value is 33.