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Thanks Barry

The references are indeed shown in the Project references node. But they 
have little red crosses attached to their icons. And when I try and compile 
I get an error message that the using ... entry cannot be found.

As I said before the Assemblies are valid C# Assemblies because they work 
with the same application when compiled with VS.NET.

Ray

"Barry Mossman" <BMossmanNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> "Ray" <someone@someisp.net> wrote in message 
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>> Hi
>> I am trying to add a reference to a 3rd party assembly. So I click on Add 
>> Reference and then browse to the place where the assembly dll resides 
>> (C:\Windows|assembly). Close the file dialog box and the assembly name is 
>> then present in the lower pane. Click on OK, but all is not OK. The 
>> reference cannot be found and if I click on add reference again then the 
>> new assembly is not present in the upper pane
>
> It is normal not to see the reference that you added in the upper plane 
> when returning to the Add Reference facility. This is just the list of 
> assembles in the C#B's standard browse list, and you are adding a 
> reference from something elsewhere.
>
> What you should see is the assembly that you added is included in your 
> project's References node in the Project manager window.
>
> Does you Project Group have more than one project ? Maybe you are adding 
> the reference to the wrong project ?
>
> Barry Mossman
>