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Diff b/w Windows Control Library and Class Library

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    hi friends.. while creating a new project in .NET 2 we have an options called Windows Apllication,Windows Control Library,class Library etc..well working on my previous project i used class library to create components in my project.. "Windows Control Library" suggests that we are going to create user controls but we can do that thing also if we can go for class library(by right clicking class library and thn ADD-->New Item-->user Contrls)..thn whats the diff.

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      hi friends.. while creating a new project in .NET 2 we have an options called Windows Apllication,Windows Control Library,class Library etc..well working on my previous project i used class library to create components in my project.. "Windows Control Library" suggests that we are going to create user controls but we can do that thing also if we can go for class library(by right clicking class library and thn ADD-->New Item-->user Contrls)..thn whats the diff.

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      Well, there's none in reality. The only difference being what you get in the initial project, i.e. either an empty class or a barebones control class. They both compile to .DLL format.

      Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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