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If you have 2005, then it should automatically create the WebControl on a special tab if you have the control within the project, or you have a separate project added to the solution, and referenced in the main project.<br />
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If you have 2003, then you need to build the DLL, and Add/Remove items from a tab.<br />
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Bob
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If you have 2005, then it should automatically create the WebControl on a special tab if you have the control within the project, or you have a separate project added to the solution, and referenced in the main project.

If you have 2003, then you need to build the DLL, and Add/Remove items from a tab.

Bob

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It's 2005 and the ascx file is in a folder that is part of my project.<br />
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I don't see the special tab ... hmmmm....
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It's 2005 and the ascx file is in a folder that is part of my project.

I don't see the special tab ... hmmmm....

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What the difference from just dropping it from the solution explorer onto the page that from the toolbox?
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What the difference from just dropping it from the solution explorer onto the page that from the toolbox?

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No difference.<br />
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Just wondering if I can do it.
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No difference.

Just wondering if I can do it.

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How do I add a WebControl (.ascx) to the Toolbar so I can drag it to my web page?
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How do I add a WebControl (.ascx) to the Toolbar so I can drag it to my web page?

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