how to reference a shared assembly from the GAC ?

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Joe Abou Jaoude - 06 Nov 2003 08:17 GMT

well that might sound a silly question. I've added a class library
project to the global assembly cache. now i want to use this shared
assembly in my application.
how can i reference it ?
do i reference like a any other dll, or is there another way?

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Sachin Kharsani[MSFT] - 13 Nov 2003 03:39 GMT

Hi Joe,
You reference like any other dll. There is no need to use any different way
for this.
Regards
Sachin Kharsani

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> well that might sound a silly question. I've added a class library
> project to the global assembly cache. now i want to use this shared
> assembly in my application.
> how can i reference it ?
> do i reference like a any other dll, or is there another way?

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