How to find the assembly file name in VS2005

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ad - 31 Aug 2005 20:40 GMT

We can right-click a web site project in the Solution Explorer of VS2005
Beta2 , and open the Properties Page.
There is a reference list in hte Properties page.
There show the reference name of assembly. I wnat to know the actual files
of that assembly.
How can I do?

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Kevin Spencer - 01 Sep 2005 12:34 GMT

There is only one file in an assembly: the DLL. If you're referring to
source code files, they are used to CREATE the assembly. They are not part
of the assembly, any more than a blueprint is part of a house.

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> We can right-click a web site project in the Solution Explorer of VS2005
> Beta2 , and open the Properties Page.
> There is a reference list in hte Properties page.
> There show the reference name of assembly. I wnat to know the actual files
> of that assembly.
> How can I do?

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