This video demonstrates how to create a class library, which is an assembly compiled into a DLL that can be referenced from other projects. It is the rough equivilent to creating a COM+ component in VB6. Obviously, there is a significant difference in COM+ and .NET, but the idea for our purposes here is that you can have a component that contains classes for use in other projects. This video demonstrates how to create such a class library, then use it from a consuming application. Explains the Add Reference dialog.

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Duration: 9 Minutes, 34 Seconds
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