asp.net custom server control not showing when dragged onto web fo

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I've created a custom composite calendar server control in asp.net. I've
compiled the dll and added it to my toolbox, but when I drag and drop it onto
a web form, I don't see the control in the designer. All I can see is a tiny
little green arrow. It shows up in the property explorer for the page and
the control works just fine when the page is rendered on a browser. The
problem is that I don't see it on the form in the vs.net web form designer
and that is perplexing. Anyone have any ideas on why this is happening and
what I can do to fix it?

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