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Programmatically (De)Register Toolbox Components in VS.NET

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    Marco Turrini
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    Hi to everybody, I'ld like to [de]register components in the Visual Studio.NET toolbox (both 1.1 and 2.0, if possible) by code:cool:, not by hand X| . I've developed a few assemblies containing some user-controls I use in my applications (well, actually most of them are stol... ehr... copied from good ideas at CodeProject:-O, but that's another story!:~ ); every time I recompile the assemblies, I have to manually open a form, open the MyIncrediblyWonderfulAssemblies tab, remove old components and add new ones: more than tedious, it's prone to my personal memory leaks:). Therefore I'ld like to write a "little program" OrElse "batch script" to do this, but don't have a hint about where to start from; can someone help me? In doubt, I thank in advance...

    Marco "El Turro" Turrini

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