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    appsetting

    do you know why I can not see the configurationManager in the intellisense?

    I am using imports system.configuration

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    Re: appsetting

    Quote Originally Posted by fmardani
    do you know why I can not see the configurationManager in the intellisense?

    I am using imports system.configuration

    Thanks
    Hi,

    I'm using VB.Net 2003 and to see my Configuration Manager I need to go

    via the Menu -> Build and then select Configuration Manager.

    Hope it helps you.

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    Re: appsetting

    I think you need to add a reference to your project. Right click the project, add reference, and add a reference to System.Configuration.

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    Re: appsetting

    Add a reference to "EnvDTE"... that is the namespace... the full name is EnvDTE.ConfigurationManager

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    Re: appsetting

    Could be EnvDTE namespace, there's a couple ConfigurationManager types. Given the title of the thread and the initial post, I assumed System.Configuration and not EnvDTE.

    Mike

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