Can't access TimePicker (Silverlight 4) Visual Studio 2010 - visual-studio-2010

I use Visual Studio 2010, and I recently installed Silverlight 4 Toolkit. However I still can't access TimePicker. System.Windows.Control is in the Solution Reference, and it also doesn't show the new Silverlight controls. In the VS 2010 installation directory, I can see Silverlight 4 (and 3). Where am I doing wrong?

Are you referencing System.Windows.Controls.Input? Also, if your not already, toolkit can be installed with nuget.

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