Tutorial: Creating C# Class Library (DLL) Using Visual Studio .NET

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  raj gupta16y agoPosted Oct 25, 2010, 10:05 AM

  this is good article please check this article related to this topic http://www.mindstick.com/Articles/9d1f70d0-efab-4e56-a511-1892020e7a95/
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  Dan Wasson17y agoPosted Sep 28, 2009, 11:13 PM

  9 years later and this article is a still a godsend. I spent hours searching before finding this working example. Thank you.
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  sachin kanchan18y agoPosted Aug 31, 2008, 2:17 PM

  hi sir i am sachin gniit student in new delhi have completed bca . iam perfect at c# language but when question comes about c#.net i get confused that should i prepare c# console language or windows application . if i go to in company i will do work on console or windows application this question is in my mind due to this question i am unable to concerate on console or windows application plz plz plz suggest me.....
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    Manish Dwivedi17y agoPosted Apr 8, 2009, 1:15 AM

    Hi Sachin, Not confused with this. It depends on the company or the projects. As u said u are good in C# then u can easily handle both type of projects.Only deference between these projects is UI.
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  Marselle19y agoPosted Mar 28, 2007, 3:41 PM

  I am trying to add property's Methods, and Fields in Visual Studio 2005 .Net and when I right click on the Class1 in my Library that I create.. the add --> Methods and so on.. is not there.... I can do this in Visual Studio 2003.. but not in 2005 can yo assist in any way.. any ideas
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    Mohammad Rastkar18y agoeditedPosted Aug 23, 2008, 1:47 PMEdited Aug 23, 2008, 1:50 PM

    Hi Marselle, => I'm using this way : Goto 'Class View' pane. Just below the title of pane, there is a button 'View Class Diagram', click that (or RClick on the 'Class View' pane and choose 'View Class Diagram'), in this view you can add methods,... in various ways.