Ribbonbar & Visual Studio 2010 designtime problem

strange thing is that I tell him to look into the c:\ folder as first reference.
I found out that on a network drive where a base dll is loaded, there was also a local copy of the ribbon dll.

After deleting this entry on the network drive it worked again???

Why isn't it possible to use a network drive for actipro references?

Hi Arthur,

Visual Studio requires that design-time assemblies be located in a subfolder called "Design", which is in the same folder as the control's assembly. If you look at the Assemblies folder after installing WPF Studio, you will see that we add the Design folder with the appropriate files. If you copy the assemblies to a network drive, you'd also need to copy the Design folder.

This should work, but if it doesn't then it's really a Visual Studio issue (since it's the one looking for and loading the design-time assemblies).

You are right!

That was the solution. Thanks!