What are references in context of the VS.NET projects?
A reference is the name and address of the .NET assembly or a COM component used inside some source files of the project. The Visual Studio.NET uses these added references when compiling your project assembly. A reference enables the language compiler to locate the referenced assemblies and COM component.Index
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