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    schiebel t
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    Hello, My Problem: I created a usercontrol (slider) with expression blend. I have also an codebehind file written in c# with some events. When i compile the usercontrol to a dll, and reference on an other project to this dll, the events dont work. But Why? But when i create an usercontrol in an executabel project, and create an instance of the usercontrol it works. Thanks for your questions

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      Hello, My Problem: I created a usercontrol (slider) with expression blend. I have also an codebehind file written in c# with some events. When i compile the usercontrol to a dll, and reference on an other project to this dll, the events dont work. But Why? But when i create an usercontrol in an executabel project, and create an instance of the usercontrol it works. Thanks for your questions

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      Without seeing the code, it would be hard to hazard a guess. There is no fundamental reason they shouldn't work, unless you are using internal classes/events here.

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