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TBass
Hi,
When I used to write ActiveX controls in VC6 not so long ago, I would
run the debugger in visual studio the control would pop up in Internet
Explorer.
Now I'm using my new Visual Studio 2008, and thought I would make a
Windows Form Class Library. Everything compiles fine, so I hit F5 on
my visual studio and....it wants to know my container.
Isn't possible to test these controls inside an Internet Explorer
window anymore? What do people usually do to test a class library?
And where do I find the dll file? Instead of a dll after the build
sequence, the debug directory had:
ctlScope.dll.intermediate.manifest
Is that what I'm supposed to drop on to a form.
Thanks!
T
When I used to write ActiveX controls in VC6 not so long ago, I would
run the debugger in visual studio the control would pop up in Internet
Explorer.
Now I'm using my new Visual Studio 2008, and thought I would make a
Windows Form Class Library. Everything compiles fine, so I hit F5 on
my visual studio and....it wants to know my container.
Isn't possible to test these controls inside an Internet Explorer
window anymore? What do people usually do to test a class library?
And where do I find the dll file? Instead of a dll after the build
sequence, the debug directory had:
ctlScope.dll.intermediate.manifest
Is that what I'm supposed to drop on to a form.
Thanks!
T