Comments by JasonSelf

JasonSelf 25-Aug-11 7:46am View

Unfortunately that will not work when you are bringing the compiled dll into a 64bit environment.

JasonSelf 24-Aug-11 21:53pm View

I am aware of the reason, and noted that most of the places I have found this issue discussed were circa 2009. I can't target 32bit since this will be a plug-in dll for a 64bit application. I don't currently see any solution that will work while continuing to target 64bit.

JasonSelf 19-Aug-11 13:09pm View

That doesn't seem to be true for Express Editions of Visual Studio, and the compiled dll's don't seem to work. The only available target platform is Active (x86)

JasonSelf 8-Jun-11 15:18pm View

That worked, thanks. I wasn't aware that content could be an image rather than just a text string. WPF's still a very foreign thing to me.

JasonSelf 7-Jun-11 12:36pm View

Ok, I got them all, it works now...thanks

JasonSelf 7-Jun-11 12:14pm View

I started a project and the first thing I did was drop it down to 3.5, Then I added the control and everything is working fine...I guess I have a reference that I am not finding that I need to get rid of?

JasonSelf 7-Jun-11 11:17am View

Thanks for you replies, but It doesn't look like this is working. I deleted the toolbox item, the user control, and the references under 'My Project' then I manually deleted all the Acrobat referencing dll's etc in the project folder...I then built the control again from the beginning and get the same error. I dunno?

JasonSelf 19-May-11 9:48am View

Could store the variables as var's in AutoCAD and retrieve them from there? Obviously this wouldn't work across multiple drawings.

JasonSelf 3-May-11 12:54pm View

Thanks, that worked great.

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