Missing references

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Any one know where can find a references to download and add to my solutions,
I need :
- System.Diagnostics
-System.Configurations
-Microsoft.Win32.Interop

I don't have them in my machine ,I search tried to add but they not execte!!
 
I open solution witch includes thos references but I got a "!" icon and error
"references could not be found". I try to add by right click on the
references then in 'Add References...' menue , I then try to find in the all
lists but I can't find any one of them. (I have Framwork 1.1)
 
I open solution witch includes thos references but I got a "!" icon and error
"references could not be found". I try to add by right click on the
references then in 'Add References...' menue , I then try to find in the all
lists but I can't find any one of them. (I have Framwork 1.1)
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It sounds like your installation is corrupt. I suggest uninstalling
VS.NET, uninstalling .NET, then reinstalling both. I know that'll take
ages, but just copying libraries around is going to leave your system
in a very strange state.
 
Do you have system.dll in your GAC, and in
%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 ?
It should be there. I assume you are looking for the assembly
to reference, right? You can find more info as to which
classes are included in which assembly in the Object Browser.

If that's what you're doing and system.dll is there, then
I'd suspect a permissions issue.


RayO
 
Hi,


Any one know where can find a references to download and add to my solutions,
I need :
- System.Diagnostics
-System.Configurations
-Microsoft.Win32.Interop
Click to expand...

Microsoft.Win32.interop does not exist , it''s
System.Runtime.InteropServices

In the same way it's System.Configuration without the S at the end.


The rest MUST exist if you have the framework installed in your machine,
First check if they are already referenced a "using NameSpace" will be
enough, IIRC ALL the projects types include System.Diagnostics ( It's
deployed together with System IIRC ) as well as System.Configuration so you
dont have to include any other references.


Cheers,
 
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