Open Asif-ak opened 7 years ago
I found the fix, you need to compile the source code and manually add the DLL to the toolbox from "MetroFramework\MetroFramework\bin\Release" instead of "MetroFramework\MetroFramework.Design\bin\Release"
Can you please guide me through the process?
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I found the fix, you need to compile the source code and manually add the DLL to the toolbox from "MetroFramework\MetroFramework\bin\Release" instead of "MetroFramework\MetroFramework.Design\bin\Release"
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tried but still not working
Right click into the toolbox -> Choose Items -> Browse -> Navigate to your solution/packages/MetroFramework.RunTime/lib/net40-Client/MetroFramework.dll
You should see new components appear in the Toolbox. (For me they were listed under "Printing") I made a new Tab and moved all Metro-Components with drag and drop
He there, i am trying to add metro framework to my new win form application but unfortunately, i am unable to add metroframework.dll to toolbox tab. It shows the following error 'there are no components in {directory}metroframework that can be placed on the toolbox Metro Framework'. I am using vs 2017 on windows 10.
Can you please guide me resolving this issue?
Regards