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I’m using VS 2008, with .net 3.5. I need access to System.Windows.Media.Color, but when I try to “Add Reference…”, System.Windows.Media is not listed.
I’m not sure where to go next since the MSDN documentation seems to think I should have access to it by default, and doesn’t give any additional information on how to include it.
Just adding “using System.Windows.Media” turns up an error saying I’m probably missing a reference.
See this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.media.color.aspx
It’s in the PresentationCore.dll. (Look at the very top of the page).
Namespaces aren’t always in individual .dll files, a lot of times they are bundled as a larger dll like this.