Accessing a class in a console application

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John McMahon

I am a casual programmer learning the C# language.
I have been going thru the examples in a book on the language.
This particular example, which is a console application, calls for a using
statement including the System.Windows.Forms class.
Although I know the class is there since I have seen it automatically
generated for a Windows forms application, it somehow is not picked up by
the Console application.
There is probably a simple solution for this and I would appreciate it if
someone would relay it to me.
 
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Hi John,
I'm not quite sure what your problem is, but when you compile that console
application did you specify the System.Windows.Forms.dll assembly as a
referenced assembly to the compiler. I don't know how you compile your
programs. Do you use VS .NET or you use command-line compiler?

Reading your post I am taking you use VS.NET; right click on references node
for the project in the *solution explorer* utility, select *Add
reference...* from the menu and then add System.Windows.Forms.dll from the
list.

HTH
B\rgds
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