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That's why I take my time to change to newer IDEs... I'm still on VS2008. I may go on to VS2010 this year (or jump ahead to VS2012).
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Been using VS 2010 (VB) for a few months now. One quirk is that it occasionally creates new event handlers for all the controls in a form even though I've already coded them. The mostly likely scenario for this to happen is when I delete a control. Doesn't happen too often and existing code isn't affected. But it is annoying to see all that new code at the bottom of the screen.
XAlan Burkhart
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that does sound annoying... 
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I never saw that one. What extensions do you have installed? Do you have VS2010 SP1?
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I'm using VS 2010 Express, which I don't believe doesn't support extensions. But it's not SP1 so I may download it.
XAlan Burkhart
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From what I have gathered, it seems to be a framework detection error of some sort. (i.e. VS cannot determine what framework a library is built for unless it is in the solution, and it defaults to 4.5)
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Are you in 3.5 or 3.5 Client Profile? Maybe that is it, causes a lot of strange bugs for me in some of my stuff (mostly deployment related, just a shot in the dark, though)
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3.5 Full.
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I still resent that they dropped support of Windows XP.
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Yeah, although I don't use XP, and the only people that I know who do are not good with technology.
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Still a lot of large companies clinging to XP. I liked it a lot and still have an old XP machine tucked away. But sooner or later you have to move on. I ditched XP for Win7 a few months ago. Win8 ain't gonna happen at Burkhart's house.
XAlan Burkhart
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Yeah, I'll probably be clinging to Win7 just like I've clinged to XP... 
...although recently I've been trying to make myself OS agnostic... although that in itself can be a pain when stuff doesn't work the same across different platforms, but oh well... I try...
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Cling? I still have an old TRS80 Model 100 in the same closet as the XP. And it still works.
XAlan Burkhart
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?!?!
Just tried..
created a .NET3.5 winform project and library, created a user control in the library, used it in the web form app, no problem!!!
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It happens with third party controls that are NOT part of the solution. I found that it doesent happen with all controls, just some. I guess there is a metadata issue of some sort.
Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net.
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Very possible. I use quite a bit of 3rd party stuff. You never know what you're getting into with them.
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