Hello:

I am using the VSProject.References.Add method to add a reference to a
newly created project (in the default.js in a Wizard).  My issue is
that I do not understand how VS.NET choose which version of a given
assembly to use.  Here's the scenario:
1. I add a key with the path to v1 of my assembly to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\AssemblyFolders
2. I create a new project using a custom wizard which uses
VSProject.References.Add( "myassembly" );
3. All goes as expected and the reference in the new project is
created.
4. I add a key with the path to v2 of my assembly to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\AssemblyFolders
5. I create a new project using a custom wizard which uses
VSProject.References.Add( "myassembly" ); (same as step 2)
6. This project references v1 of my assembly.

My question is why would it reference v1?  I guess I don't have a
problem with this if the first version the system encounters is added,
however I'd like to be able to add a reference to a specific version,
however I do not see an overload to Add() to allow this.  Can someone
help?