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Right click your tab and click on add remove items.<br />
Now just click on reset in dialog.
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I don't want to remove all the items. &nbsp; Just that one. &nbsp;
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I created a UserControl. &nbsp;changed it to sublcass a textbox, added some custom stuff, and it worked fine. (seperate library from another project)<br />
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The control appears in the designer tab of My User Controls. &nbsp;<br />
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I then changed the namespace of the control. &nbsp;This broke the designer because its still looking for the call in the old namespace. &nbsp;and, when I manually add it in from the dll, it looks like a gear instead of a usercontrol. &nbsp;Finally, I can't remove the old class from the user controls tab. &nbsp;<br />
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Help would be appreciated with any of these issues. &nbsp;(i'm actually using VB.NET if this matters)
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I created a UserControl.  changed it to sublcass a textbox, added some custom stuff, and it worked fine. (seperate library from another project)

The control appears in the designer tab of My User Controls.  

I then changed the namespace of the control.  This broke the designer because its still looking for the call in the old namespace.  and, when I manually add it in from the dll, it looks like a gear instead of a usercontrol.  Finally, I can't remove the old class from the user controls tab.  

Help would be appreciated with any of these issues.  (i'm actually using VB.NET if this matters)

Right click your tab and click on add remove items.
Now just click on reset in dialog.

I don&#39;t want to remove all the items.   Just that one.  

Annoying User Control Renaming problem

I created a UserControl.  changed it to sublcass a textbox, added some custom stuff, and it worked fine. (seperate library from another project)

The control appears in the designer tab of My User Controls.  

I then changed the namespace of the control.  This broke the designer because its still looking for the call in the old namespace.  and, when I manually add it in from the dll, it looks like a gear instead of a usercontrol.  Finally, I can&#39;t remove the old class from the user controls tab.  

Help would be appreciated with any of these issues.  (i&#39;m actually using VB.NET if this matters)

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