assemblies

I have tried all the suggestions below but still no joy. I'm now trying a console application, and let me explain exactly what I'm doing. I create a new console project in VS 2010 I add a number of references (dll's) some that aren't mine such as Castle.Winsor and N2 CMS dlls in the console app I can add using statements indicating I am using name spaces within the referenced DLLs I start writing code. As soon as I compile all the code that uses the referenced DLLs immediately complains with "The type or namespace name '' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly

A colleague of mine created an assembly in VB.net for use with JScript via COM interop. The assembly used to work fine, but we signed it and now it only seems to work on Windows 7 machines. I've tested 2 Windows 7 machines and 2 Windows Vista machines. When we signed the assembly and we try to instantiate the ActiveX object in JScript, an error is returned with no message and only a number: Error: Error number: -2146234304 A search on Google for the error number didn't return much. If we remove the strong name from the assembly, it works just fine. Any ideas on what could be the problem? Not

It's used on several websites which all seem to assume the reader knows what to do to have this type available, but I have no clue. Example site, see the first comment: http://blogs.artinsoft.net/mrojas/archive/2008/09/18/newwindow2-events-in-the-c-webbrowsercontrol.aspx It's not an assembly, it's a COM component. Project + Add Reference, Browse tab, select c:\windows\system32\shdocvw.dll. In Windows 7 pick shdocvw.tlb in the same directory instead. This generates the interop library for the COM component with the SHDocVw namespace. WebBrowser_V1 is one of the types you'll get from that. You

I'm trying to dynamically get a databases Table structure using only C# code as follows: using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Common; using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo; public class LoadStuff { ... public void LoadDatabase(string vDatabaseName) { using (var vSqlConnection = new SqlConnection(DatabaseConnectionString)) { var vConnection = new ServerConnection(vSqlConnection); var vServer = new Server(vConnection); var vDatabase = vServer.Databases[vDatabaseName]; var vTables = vDatabase.Tables; } } } However, I cannot find the .dll file to add a reference too. I'm using Visual Studio

I have an assembly containing very thorough XML-based documentation, which is used through Sandcastle to generate the help-files for the product. We also use the output XML files for providing proper Intellisense in Visual Studio when programmers use the assembly obviously. In order to do this, it seems we have do both supply the user with the assembly ("assembly.dll") and the documentation ("assembly.xml"). Is it somehow possible to embed the documentation within the assembly, so we'd only have to supply the single assembly-file and Visual Studio would be able to extract the information?

I have two assemblies, created through conditional compilation (dev and real). The public surface of these assemblies is 100% identical: both are strongly named; both are signed with the same .snk and therefore have the same PublicKeyToken ; both have the same culture and the same version. I cannot change this: making them appear identical is the whole point. However, on my machine the real assembly is in the GAC. I have an ASP.NET 3.5 WebForms app that references the dev assembly. It absolutely must do that; the real assembly crashes the app. Is there a way to force a specific ASP.NET