Refer to the PowerShell Studio: What’s New? (Part 3) blog article for more information on control sets and the “Use Existing Type” option. The difference is that that option will only use the existing type if the name of the non-visual control matches the name defined in the control set. The “Use Existing Type (Match Name)” option functions similarly to the “Use Existing Type”.
When creating a control set you now have a new option that you can apply to non-visual controls such as ImageLists, ErrorProviders, etc. In this article we will detail this option and how to use it. In the service release blog article we mentioned a new Control Set option for PowerShell Studio 2012 v3.0.4.
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