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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; You can add the classes into a new assembly and then add the assembly into the GAC and reference the assembly in both the projects.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Venki
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Hi,
  You can add the classes into a new assembly and then add the assembly into the GAC and reference the assembly in both the projects.

Regards,
Venki

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Sorry, I'm still quite new to all this. Can you explain how I would go about the above?<br />
Thanks<br />
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PS What's the 'GAC' ?<br />
Thanks
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Sorry, I'm still quite new to all this. Can you explain how I would go about the above?
Thanks

PS What's the 'GAC' ?
Thanks

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I have a Solution in Visual Studio.NET which contains 2 Projects. Both will do the same thing, only one will be a standalone application and the other will be a windows service. I have created the standalone app already and have set up some classes that could be resused within my 'Service' project in this same solution.<br />
The question is, how do I go about referencing the classes I used in my Standalone App project so I don't need to copy the same files into my Service project?<br />
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Thanks in advance...
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I have a Solution in Visual Studio.NET which contains 2 Projects. Both will do the same thing, only one will be a standalone application and the other will be a windows service. I have created the standalone app already and have set up some classes that could be resused within my 'Service' project in this same solution.
The question is, how do I go about referencing the classes I used in my Standalone App project so I don't need to copy the same files into my Service project?

Thanks in advance...

Re-use Classes that exist in multiple-project solution.

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