Object browser view of two separate projects.  Project2 is referenced by Project1.

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Note that IAmAProject2PublicClass is the only *visible* method for me to instantiate.

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The author wanted to know how to reference members from another project/assembly. &nbsp;I showed the author that it was possible and provided clarifying information to that affect.<br />
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The author wanted to know how to reference members from another project/assembly.  I showed the author that it was possible and provided clarifying information to that affect.

https:#a40772840 [https:#a40772840]

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I have several designs and want to make a form with buttons and call them. Searching saw that I can do this by adding another project as a reference, but I could just add one, could not all. How do after you add the project as reference? As you call it via a button?<br />
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Is a UDP client and server with, both screens are different projects in Console. With WindowsForm screens I have an RPC and TCP, both are also different projects. None of these projects are web, are executable.
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I have several designs and want to make a form with buttons and call them. Searching saw that I can do this by adding another project as a reference, but I could just add one, could not all. How do after you add the project as reference? As you call it via a button?

Is a UDP client and server with, both screens are different projects in Console. With WindowsForm screens I have an RPC and TCP, both are also different projects. None of these projects are web, are executable.

How to call in a major project other added as a reference in C #?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).