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i've written a UserControl descendant that is in an assembly dll. How do i drop the control on a form? <pre><code>namespace StackOverflowExample { public partial class MonthViewCalendar : UserControl { ... } } </code></pre> i've added a reference to the assembly under the References node in the Solution Explorer, but no new control has appeared in my Toolbox. How do i make the control appear in the Toolbox so i can drop it on a form? <hr> Update 1: i tried building the assembly while the Visual Studio option: Tools-->Options...-->Windows Forms Designer-->AutoToolboxPopulate = true The control didn't appear when in the toolbox in a new solution. Note: i somehow mistakenly wrote "...that is not in an assembly dll...". i don't know how i managed to write that, when it specifically is in an assembly dll. Controls have magically appeared when they're in the same project, but not now that it's a different project/solution. <hr> Update 2: Answer <ol> <li>Right-click the Toolbox</li> <li>Select Choose Items...</li> <li>.NET Framework Components tab</li> <li>Select Browse...</li> <li>Browse to the assembly dll file that contains the control and select Open Note: Controls in the assembly will silently be added to the list of .NET Framework Components.</li> <li>Check each of the controls you wish to appear in the toolbox</li> <li>Select OK</li> </ol>
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