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Thanks David.  This is the type of feedback I need...  I just decided on a 
whim to try C# without knowing a thing about it.  I'm learning the language 
and the development environment and I appreciate everyone's indulgence 
though my terminology might not be precise.

George

"David Clegg" <dclegg@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Jorge wrote:
>
>> Since C# Builder is included in D2005, I decided to try my hand at
>> it.  But I'm having problems understanding how to use a namespace
>> created in a separate unit of code.  I created a unit of code
>> containing a namespace called NETWORKING.  I'd like to use members of
>> that namespace in a project that I'm coding.
>
> Is this unit included in the project, or has it been compiled into an
> assembly? If the unit is included in the project, then you should be
> able to simply use the 'using' directive. If the unit is part of an
> assembly, you will need to add a reference to that assembly
> (Project|Add Reference...).
>
> -- 
> Cheers,
> David Clegg
> dclegg@gmail.com
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