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Is it possible to add an user control to my project (For ex: MyControl.cs : Control) without an .resx file. i.e. if we look as the MyProject.csproj file I want MyControl.cs to have s subtype of 'Code'.<br />
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We want a control that is derived from Control, but is built at runtime, so we don't need designer support. &nbsp;However, whenever we choose ReBuild Solution, Visual Studio automatically changes SubType to &quot;UserControl&quot; and then complains that there is no .resx file.
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Is it possible to add an user control to my project (For ex: MyControl.cs : Control) without an .resx file. i.e. if we look as the MyProject.csproj file I want MyControl.cs to have s subtype of 'Code'.

We want a control that is derived from Control, but is built at runtime, so we don't need designer support.  However, whenever we choose ReBuild Solution, Visual Studio automatically changes SubType to "UserControl" and then complains that there is no .resx file.

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