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I have updated a .cs file in one solution that is being used by a .cs file in a second solution in VS 2010. I have deleted the reference to the .dll file in the second solution and then re-referenced it but I’m still referencing the old dll. Is there something else I have to do in order to get the correct version? What am I doing wrong?
You have to build the solution that contains the modified .cs. After building that solution, then you have to build the solution consuming the dll. If you still have problem with it, then it is possible that your project is not marked for compiling. If that is so, right click on the project itself (not the solution) and re-build the project.