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I have a few winform projects in different solutions.
If I have two winform projects in the same solution, when I add a reference, I go on the Projects tab and from there I can reference my other projects. But how can I reference a winform project when it is in a different solution? There seems to be no file I can use when I browse the windows explorer.
Thank you!
Use the
Browsetab in theAdd Referencedialog and select the assembly you would like to add as reference from the file system:It would be a good idea to have a
libfolder inside your second solution in which you would put all third party assemblies that are required by it so that it is totally independent. So inside thislibfolder you would put the generated assembly from some other project in some other solution. Note that an assembly doesn’t necessarily means DLL. It could be an EXE as well.