problem In VB.NET with clock dll

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hi there

i had insert the clock dll to my toolbox

after run the project i see the error message from assembly section of my project.

how can i fix it?

thanks alot

Posted 5-Oct-12 10:39am

Tiradan

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CPallini 5-Oct-12 16:42pm

Keep hiding the error message, you know, the enemy might intercept it!

Tiradan 5-Oct-12 16:46pm

i havent any enemy ;)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Oct-12 17:56pm

Wow!

And..?

(It looks like you did not understand the message by CPallini. Did you, actually?)
--SA

Tiradan 6-Oct-12 5:55am

yes , exactly

[no name] 5-Oct-12 16:54pm

Given the enourmous amount of relevant information you have provided, figure out what the error means then fix your code to eliminate the error.

Tiradan 6-Oct-12 5:55am

i cant find the place of assembly code to remove or hide the problem. !!!?

[no name] 6-Oct-12 8:21am

And what is it that you expect from anyone here? We have absolutely no idea what "the clock dll" is, what your project looks like, what assembly has to do with VB.NET or out of the thousands of errors that you could possibly be getting, the one error that you are talking about. You have leaped to the incredibly wrong conclusion that someone on the internet can see your project, see your code or read your mind.

Tiradan 6-Oct-12 10:35am

thanks for ur attention
this is my error log:

Warning 1 The referenced assembly "AnalogClockControl" could not be resolved because it has a dependency on "System.Design, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" which is not in the currently targeted framework ".NETFramework,Version=v4.0,Profile=Client". Please remove references to assemblies not in the targeted framework or consider retargeting your project. vbrr

Akinmade Bond 8-Oct-12 11:40am

I think you have already solved your problem, it has told you exactly what you need to do. Remove the reference to AnalogClockControl or remove the reference System.Design from AnalogClockControl

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Dotnetifier · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-08T05:07:00

Hi Tiradan,

Seems like you have built clock.dll in a way it depends on the System.Design.dll file.
The .NET Framework 4.0.0.0 Client Profile is not supporting System.Design.
You could try to convert your project (that references to clock.dll) to .NET Framework 4.0.0.0 without Client Profile. To do this (in VS 2010 Prof.), go to the project properties, select the 'Compile' tab, in the bottom, click 'Advanced Compile Options' and select '.NET Framework 4.0.0.0' in the (bottom) ComboBox 'Target framework (all configurations)'. Click 'OK' and the project will be converted. I never had trouble with this, but sometimes it can go wrong.
Otherwise, you could try to build clock.dll without System.Design, but I don't know anything about clock.dll.

Paul