Microsoft.windows.design dll (for Toolbox Browsableattribute) Not found in C# project?

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I download OutLook Calander Project in Codeproject. While building appilcation the microsoft windows design dll has missing. only Microsoft.Windows.Automation and Microsoft.Windows.Controls there. I can't find the dll.

So

C#

namespace RudiGrobler.Controls
   {
       [ToolboxBrowsable(false)]
       public class TimeslotPanel : Panel
       {

I got ToolboxBrowsable has not found Error.

Where Can I download the Microsoft.windows.design dll?

Posted 4-Nov-13 21:25pm

Jagadeeswaran Natarajan

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BillWoodruff · Answer 1 · 2013-11-04T21:48:00

In Visual Studio 2012 (I assume it's similar in VS 2010):

1. in the Solution Explorer: open the 'References node.

2. Context-click on 'References and select 'Add Reference

3. in the Reference Manager window:

a. open the 'Assemblies node

b. click on 'Extensions

4. Select 'Microsoft.Windows.Design

a. click/check the CheckBox that appears

b. click 'Okay to save

ninodago · Answer 2 · 2015-03-04T11:09:00

Solution 2

Hi Jaga,
for that specific project, did you try to comment the references to

Microsoft.Windows.Design

and

ToolboxBrowsable

attribute?

I tried and it seems to work...

Bye
Nino

Posted 4-Mar-15 11:09am

ninodago