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Default ToolStrip Control in API

Hello,

I'm creating a windows forms application. But what I want to do is to create an API so that I can have custom code create toolbars, and add them to the toolstrip on runtime. I was curious if I should expose the toolstrip control directly; rather I was thinking of creating API classes, and having the form load the toolbars through the API code collection.

Any insight and ideas would be very helpful.

Thanks.

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