Re: Importing an assembly?

From: "Ebbe Kristensen" <ebbe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 11:47:41 +0100

Laurent Bugnion wrote:

Placing an assembly in the GAC is not enough to make it available in
your project. You must add an assembly reference in the Solution
explorer: Right click on the "References" folder, choose "Add
reference", and then select your assembly. Since you added it to the
GAC, it should be available from the .NET tab. Other possibilities are
COM components, Projects in the same solution, Browse for a DLL, or
Recently used libraries.

Thanks. That did it.

Ebbe

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References:
- Importing an assembly?
  - From: Ebbe Kristensen
- Re: Importing an assembly?
  - From: Laurent Bugnion

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