how to install cloud toolkit in visual studio 2008

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how to install cloud toolkit in visualstudio 2008. i have downloaded the dll file but no idea how to use it or install it

Posted 10-Nov-11 6:23am

amsainju

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[no name] 10-Nov-11 15:06pm

What Cloud Toolkit?

If you have no idea how to use, why would you download it?

amsainju 20-Nov-11 3:53am

i know what it does.. it is used for making better looks of the interface design... but i was unable how to install it in vs2008. now i know ho to install it

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i have successfully installed cloud tool kit but i dont know how to use the tools pls can u help me....

Posted 28-Aug-15 18:39pm

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CHill60 30-Aug-15 15:44pm

Don't post questions as solutions to old posts. Ask a question in the appropriate forum (which is not Quick Answers!)

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ya adding reference did worked. now i can enjoy cloud toolkit.. thank u all

Posted 19-Nov-11 21:54pm

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AdorableVB 4-Dec-13 2:15am

Why can't I still use this DLL? already added to reference + toolbox buttons. why?

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-10T17:24:00

Solution 1

If you have a DLL saved in a directory, you don't need to install it in VS2008.

In your projects, right-click on references, click "Add reference..." and then browse to your DLL.

Cheers.

Posted 10-Nov-11 17:24pm

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RaisKazi 20-Nov-11 4:11am

Simple short and correct. 5ed.

Praveen_P 5-Jan-14 23:06pm

5 !