In VB 6.0 I was able to access a common class module in several of my projects. I never compiled this module as a DLL since I did not want to distribute a DLL along with the program.

I am trying to do the same thing in C#. I have a class module that I would like to add common methods to and then be able to access those methods from various classes. So from the project, I selected Add --> Add an existing item and selected the common class file. The class was added and I continued to work. Want I neglected to notice was that VS 2003, COPIED the class file into my project. This defeated the purpose of me having a common class.

Are you not allowed to reference class files like I did in VB 6.0?

I hope that made sense.
Steve