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In Visual Studio 2008 there is a feature that automatically adds a toolbox pane and adds the custom controls which are in my web application project or in a class library in my current solution.

On another pc this is not working and I would like to know which setting I have to enable, probably in Tools | Options..., for this.

I am not looking for answers like: right click on the toolbox and then choose Add items.. I know how to do this but I am looking for the autodetect and add functionality in Visual Studio 2008 and to enable it on another pc.

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Hmm, I'm not sure if if this is what you are looking for, but in the Options dialog under the Windows Forms Designer item you can find a property in the grid that is called AutoToolboxPopulate.

Set it to true to let VS automatically add your custom controls to the tool box.

Frank Bollack
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In the case of Visual Web Developer,

How to automatically update any custom controls on the test page if I modify the assembly of the custom control?

It is tedious if I must remove the custom controls from the page and redrag and redrop them again and again during development testing.

Thank you.

yoyoimut
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Bill the Lizard