How to my .dll list .Net Framework Component dialog?

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I use VS2012 and created a .dll file. In VS2012 how can i add the dll file to "Choose Toolbox Items" list "automatically"? Although i registered , it does not seem there.

Posted 4-Mar-13 3:09am

thoahn

Updated 4-Mar-13 3:11am

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Sandeep Mewara 4-Mar-13 9:51am

. In VS2012 how can i add the dll file to "Choose Toolbox Items" list "automatically"
What exactly you mean by it? Add automatically?

thoahn 4-Mar-13 10:05am

When open any C# project, if i add items to toolbox, i don't want to find dll's path. I want it to seem in "Choose Toolbox Items" dialog. So without finding path of dll, it brings me "automatically".

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Mar-13 15:21pm

First of all, tag "C#".

You are doing something wrong. If you put some project in the solution, correctly implement some controls, you don't need to find anything (and you can define you output file the way you wish; I always recommend to change the output path (using some number of ..\..\..\ before file name) to merge all outputs in one directory. If you do it correctly, the controls will appear in toolbox, depending on what kind of artifact is your current code window. If could be Forms form or WPF window, and then relevant controls will be shown and usable...

—SA

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