C# intellisense library [closed] - c#

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Is there any intellisense library for c# available to download?
I'd like to have a multi-line textbox in a winforms project which highlights c# keywords and (preferably) pops up a panel for listing possible keywords Just like VS IDE.

Check the C Sharp project on Code Project for Syntax Highlighting.
There is also a similar question asked on stack overflow: A textbox/richtextbox that has syntax highlighting? [C#] .
Other open source projects include:
dotNetFireball
Scintilla.NET
Editor.NET

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