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03-23-2009
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| | Project References. We've come across a problem using source control when dealing with project references and are looking to find out what the proper way of dealing with this is. When we add a reference to an assembly (in this case to ajaxcontroltoolkit.dll), it seems to put the full path to the dll in the project reference. Unfortunately as this is under the program files area, it causes problems because some developers don't have a program files area, they have a program files (x86) area instead, so the project doesn't find the assembly when they download the project it from source control. How should this be done to avoid this kind of problem? TIA. -- Adrian |
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