How to remove unused Resource.

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I'm working on C# Windows Forms Application that uses a large number of embedded resources(images,icons,...).After a long time editing,adding and removing objects from forms , many resources are not used at current time.I tried to delete unused resources myself but i found it too hard to do that as i can't remember all unused resources in my project.
Is there an easy way to find or delete unused resources from my project ?

Posted 20-Mar-13 21:18pm

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Prasad Khandekar 21-Mar-13 3:35am

There is a script available at http://minhdanh2002.blogspot.in/2010/05/identifying-used-and-unused-resources.html.

Joezer BH 21-Mar-13 5:46am

What do you mean by "embedded resources" ?

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**Joezer BH** · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-20T22:14:00

Solution 1

See find-unused-resources-in-a-net-solution[^]

Cheers,
Edo

Posted 20-Mar-13 22:14pm

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Member 9929607 21-Mar-13 5:37am

I am using C#. So above solution 1 is not working for me.
Will you please modify that so that it can work for C# also.

Joezer BH 21-Mar-13 5:45am

The above solution is actually for a C# application. Did you follow the instructions?
If so, what happens?