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Resco Developer Common FAQs
How can I access upgrades/bug fixes of the product I have purchsed?
Upgrades and bug fixes are available through the Customer Web Portal. It is accessible only for registered Resco customers and all downloads are available only during valid subscription.
My subscription has expired. How can I renew it?
Registered customers can renew their subscriptions through the Customer Web Portal
I have installed your product, but the controls did not appear in Visual Studio's 2005 toolbox. How can I add them there?
This depends on whether you are developing a desktop application or an application
targeting .NET Compact Framework.
If you are developing a desktop application, then simply
drag the Resco.%ControlName%.dll file and drop it onto the toolbox. Substitute the %ControlName% for the
name of the particular product, e.g.: Resco.AdvancedList.dll.
If you are developing an
application targeting .NET Compact Framework, drag the Resco.%ControlName%.CF2.dll file and drop
it onto the toolbox. For the Visual Studio's designer to work properly, you have to make sure that,
you have the Resco.%ControlName%.Design.dll properly registered in GAC (this only applies if you
are developing for .NET Compact Framework).
How do I make sure that I have a Resco.%ControlName%.Design.dll file properly registered in GAC?
To view the contents of GAC, do the following:
- Go to the Windows' Control Panel.
- Double click 'Administrative Tools'.
- Double click 'Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration'.
- Click 'Manage the Assembly Cache'.
- Click 'View List of Assemblies in the Assembly Cache'.
- Make sure the Resco.%ControlName%.Design.dll is listed.
For the designer to work correctly, you also have to make sure that the version of Resco.%ControlName%.Design.dll file listed in GAC is the same as the version of the .dll file you are referencing in your project. The GAC may contain the older versions of Resco.%ControlName%.Design.dll file.