Select a Process.   Use menu Project, Properties.

Select References, click kAdd], you should see the items in GAC under r.NET] tab.

You can also use eBrowse] and reference c:windowsassembly. 

Ah!  I used the browse method and went to c:windowsassembly and that did not appear to work.  The dialog box would just refresh.  I thought I had looked in the .NET tab before and didnt see my DLL's but I just double-checked and they are there.  That worked fine.

Thank you!

Hi,

I have a question.

If I drag and drop a dll in the windows/assembly, it means that I register it in the GAC.

 Thanks.

Melhem wrote:

"If I drag and drop a dll in the windows/assembly, it means that I register it in the GAC"

Correct. You can drag and drop or use gacutil.exe :)