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complete newb quesiton here, but I’m new to C# and Visual Studio 2010.
How do I load .dll’s into Visual Studio 2010 so I can write C# programs using their methods?
More specifically, I’m trying to write a twitter application using TweetSharp that will be run via command line.
Assuming this is a .Net dll, right click on the special “References” folder for your project in Visual Studio and choose “Add Reference”. This should (eventually) open a dialog you can use to browse to the dll file. Depending on the dll it’s probably also a good idea to first add the dll to your project as a content file, so that it can eventually be deployed with the rest of your app.