Installing controls to the Visual Studio Toolbox

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 21 Apr 2006 | View original

I've been playing around with getting the Web Connection controls automatically installed onto the toolbox. This is drastically easier in Visual Studio 2005 than it used to be in previous versions of VS.NET. The Visual Studio team has done a pretty good job on making it easy to install content into VS.NET easier. This goes for components as well as add-ins, templates and macros, which is nice. Unfortunately there are a few shortcoming to this approach (more on that later).     There are...

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