Where is the Microsoft.Windows.Controls.dll in the Nov 2009 Silverlight Toolkit?

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Published on 2010-03-24T14:46:18Z Indexed on 2010/03/24 14:53 UTC
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I want to use WrapPanel in Silverlight 3.

It is apparently in the Silverlight Toolkit.

All the information I can find on it say to download the toolkit, unzip the download, look in the folder binaries and you will find Microsoft.Windows.Controls.dll.

This works for December 2008 version of the Silverlight toolkit just fine, since it is a zip file.

But I would like the newest version.

However, the November 2009 version of the Silverlight toolkit is an .msi file which installs but doesn't tell me where Microsoft.Windows.Controls.dll is.

Nor is it in the Add Service | .NET tab.

How can I get the Microsoft.Windows.Controls.dll from the November 2009 Silverlight Toolkit install so I can use WrapPanel in Silverlight 3?

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