adding reference in code behind the file

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"Add Gnostice.PDFOne.dll as a reference to the project" I don't have any option in my 2005 visual studio to add it as a reference. can any one direct me the path if you are familiar with it. Or can I just simply add "using Gnostice.PDFOne" on the top of my code behind file?.

Posted 1-Sep-11 4:55am

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2011-09-01T04:58:00

Just right click on your "references" folder under the project name in question in your solution explorer and click "Add Reference". It is there. If this is a registered dotNet assembly it will be in the initial .NET tab, if it is not you can browse to the .dll file location and add it that way. If it is a COM component, you can use the COM tab to find it.

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2011-09-01T04:58:00

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Just follow the steps on given here[^], and you should be able to add a reference to the dll.
You will however need to know the location of Gnostice.PDFOne.dll on your hard drive.
Once this is done successfully, you can add using Gnostice.PDFOne to your class file.

Posted 1-Sep-11 4:58am

Abhinav S