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IDE showing my user controls but not my components?

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Uri Dor - 18 Apr 2004 14:55 GMT
Hi,
I'm puzzled: my solution includes a C# win app and a C# class lib.
the class lib defines a Component.
In the toolbox, under the "my user controls", the designer shows me my
user controls (although they weren't added manually to the toolbox), but
my component is nowhere to be found.
Does the designer only add the user controls to the toolbox? Do I have
to "add/remove items" with the class lib's absolute path?
Aaron A. Anderson - 20 Apr 2004 03:48 GMT
Unfortunatly, that's exactly what you have to do.  Annoying, yes, but
hopefully Whidby will add Components automatically to the pallette.

> Hi,
> I'm puzzled: my solution includes a C# win app and a C# class lib.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Does the designer only add the user controls to the toolbox? Do I have
> to "add/remove items" with the class lib's absolute path?

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