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Have you tried building the project with the controls prior to trying to add them to a project?
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Have you tried building the project with the controls prior to trying to add them to a project?

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&gt;&gt;Have you tried building the project with the controls prior to trying to add them to a project?<br />
yes...i had...<br />
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&gt;&gt;right-click anywhere on the toolbox and click choose items, then click the Browse button, navigate to &gt;&gt;the DLL that was created when you built your control<br />
I couldn't find the dll of usercintrols...they have the extension of .cs and having the user control icon in my solution explorer. How can I have their dlls? There is no main in those classes.<br />
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Kind regards.
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>>Have you tried building the project with the controls prior to trying to add them to a project?
yes...i had...

>>right-click anywhere on the toolbox and click choose items, then click the Browse button, navigate to >>the DLL that was created when you built your control
I couldn't find the dll of usercintrols...they have the extension of .cs and having the user control icon in my solution explorer. How can I have their dlls? There is no main in those classes.

Kind regards.

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Hi there;<br />
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I have some user controls classes in c# but the controls are not added to the toolbox of VS2010 even autopopulate is enabled in VS. Some of the controls does not have .resx files. Is it a problem?<br />
The project is a conversion from VS2005. What to do?<br />
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Kind regards.
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Hi there;

I have some user controls classes in c# but the controls are not added to the toolbox of VS2010 even autopopulate is enabled in VS. Some of the controls does not have .resx files. Is it a problem?
The project is a conversion from VS2005. What to do?

Kind regards.

c# UserControl is not added to toolbox of VS2010?

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