Accessing methods in ControlLibrary

Here's my situation:

I've created a Control Library which contains one usercontrol which contains a button and three textboxes. I've built the solution and have saved the project.

In my Windows application I have a reference to my control library and have included the "using..." statement for my control library.

Now, at runtime I want the ability to drop that usercontrol from my control library and access a method in that class. Make sense????

I can't seem to access the methods of the UserControl1 class in my control library unless I'm referencing the exact usercontrol on my form.

VB Code:

private void button8_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
            String tn;
            Control ctl = new Control();
            int x = 1;
            ctl = panel1.GetNextControl(this, true);
            if (ctl is hsControlLibrary.UserControl1)
            {
                do 
                {
                    ctl.//Cannot access method in UserControl1 class
                    this.BindingContext[dataSet1, "Table1"].Position +=1;
                }
                while (panel1.Controls.Count >= x);                                                                         
            }
        }

Thanks in advance!!!!

ctl.//Cannot access method in UserControl1 class
this.BindingContext[dataSet1, "Table1"].Position +=1;


Dont you need to cast the object to UserControl1 type?

e.g (UserControl1)ctl.youProperty

It still won't let me access any class methods at design time.

If I drop a UserControl1 on my form and reference to it, it works!! But I need to create these at runtime.

The intellisense only gives me the following:

hsControlLibrary.UserControl1.ControlAccessibleObject and .ControlCollection. No user defined methods!!!

But if I drop a UserControl1 on my form then go..

this.myUC.BindControls(...); //I get my method!!!

????

I figured this out.