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Installing .NET component into Visual Studio
In Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2005
- Use Main Menu -> Tools -> Choose Toolbox items to open Toolbox Customization dialog
- In the dialog that appears activate .NET Framework Components tab
- Find CallbackFileSystem component in the list and check it.
- If you don't find the component in the list, use Browse button to find and add the assembly, which contains the component, to the list. The assemblies (32-bit and 64-bit) are located in <Callback File System>\dotNET\NET_20 folder.
In Visual Studio.NET 2003
- Use Main Menu -> Tools -> Add / Remove Toolbox Items to open Toolbox Customization dialog
- In the dialog that appears activate .NET Framework Components tab
- Sort the list by name.
- Find CallbackFileSystem component in the list and check it.
- If you don't find the component in the list, use Browse button to find and add the assembly, which contains the component, to the list. The assembly is located in <Callback File System>\dotNET\NET_11 folder.
Using the components
To use CallbackFileSystem in your project, you need to include CBFSNet.dll to the list of project references. Then, in source file, add the following line:
- C#:
using CallbackFS; - VB.NET:
imports CallbackFS; - C++:
#using <CBFSNet.dll>