I believe you can only access DLLs that are in the GAC. When you add a
reference from the script IDE, there's only a .NET tab in the dialog. If you
need to access an assembly you've written, you'll have to add it to the GAC.
I believe you can only access DLLs that are in the GAC. When you add a
reference from the script IDE, there's only a .NET tab in the dialog. If
you need to access an assembly you've written, you'll have to add it to
the GAC.
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