For some odd reason when attempting to edit maps all the functiods in my VS
toolbox are no longer visible.

Has this happened to anyone before? Are there any fixes? Like a reset
BizTalk VS IDE command?

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Sorted, on the toolbox tab, right click, add/remove items, select "C:\Progra
m
Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004\Developer
Tools\Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoids.dll" and all your base functiods are
added to the toolbox again.

choice bro.


"Nikolai @ intergen.co.nz" wrote:

> For some odd reason when attempting to edit maps all the functiods in my V
S
> toolbox are no longer visible.
>
> Has this happened to anyone before? Are there any fixes? Like a reset
> BizTalk VS IDE command?

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Right click on the toolbox, select "Add/Remove Toolbox Items", open Function
ds page and click Reset.

Regards
Tatyana
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>For some odd reason when attempting to edit maps all the functiods in my VS
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>BizTalk VS IDE command?
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