The control with 9 Lives

[Bob]

I created a control that didnot work out and I removed it from the
project. How do I get it off the toolbox ..I triet restting the
toolbox but it refuses to die!!! HELP!!

[lord.zoltar]

On Jan 29, 5:31 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

I created a control that didnot work out and I removed it from the
project. How do I get it off the toolbox ..I triet restting the
toolbox but it refuses to die!!! HELP!!

Have you tried cleaning and rebuilding the project?
That should get rid of it if nothing else has.

[Bob]

Hmm.. What does cleaning do? (I am an VB6 learning VB,net person)

On 29 Jan 2007 14:51:42 -0800, lo*********@gmail.com wrote:

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On Jan 29, 5:31 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

>I created a control that didnot work out and I removed it from the
project. How do I get it off the toolbox ..I triet restting the
toolbox but it refuses to die!!! HELP!!

Have you tried cleaning and rebuilding the project?
That should get rid of it if nothing else has.

[lord.zoltar]

On Jan 29, 6:03 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

Hmm.. What does cleaning do? (I am an VB6 learning VB,net person)

Cleaning should get rid of all the compiled objects that are based on
your source and only leave behind the source. Then you rebuild the
project with all fresh-compiled source. The control that is not going
away likely still exists in a compiled part of the project that is
still kicking around somewhere.

[Cor Ligthert \(MVP\)]

Bob,

The simplest is to rightclick on the toolbox and than deselect the checkbox
at your control.

Cor

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>I created a control that didnot work out and I removed it from the
project. How do I get it off the toolbox ..I triet restting the
toolbox but it refuses to die!!! HELP!!