You should be able to do this scenario just fine. If you are just using the control on a page, then you should be able to just use a <%@ Register %> directive (no refrence directive required).
Can you send me via email (scottgu@microsoft.com) a simple project that shows this problem? I can then help debug it more and figure out what is going on.
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Hi Ray,
You should be able to do this scenario just fine. If you are just using the control on a page, then you should be able to just use a <%@ Register %> directive (no refrence directive required).
Can you send me via email (scottgu@microsoft.com) a simple project that shows this problem? I can then help debug it more and figure out what is going on.
Thanks,
Scott