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From: ton on 2 Feb 2010 05:32 Hi, microsoft claims there is a function to remove unused assemblies in VS2008 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sfxafba.aspx when I try to run this feature there is no "Click the Unused references button to open the Unused References dialog box." which is mentioned in the text. I'm using VS2008 (VB) anyone an idea? Thanx Ton
From: Andrew Morton on 2 Feb 2010 05:46 ton wrote: > microsoft claims there is a function to remove unused assemblies in > VS2008 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sfxafba.aspx > > when I try to run this feature there is no "Click the Unused > references button to open the Unused References dialog box." which is > mentioned in the text. > > I'm using VS2008 (VB) > > anyone an idea? Ummm.... here's where it is on my VS2008 Pro: Project menu-> <project name> Properties... ->"References" section at the left, "Unused References" is a button near the top-right of the pane. -- Andrew
From: ton on 2 Feb 2010 05:55 OK, lets try to find it ! I do not have a project menu I do have a right mouse menu on the projects name, which does NOT have a a properties but does have a property pages when clicking property pages I see the references without the desired button. where is your project menu is it the same as I m describing? thanx ton "Andrew Morton" <akm(a)in-press.co.uk.invalid> schreef in bericht news:7sqe5fFiguU1(a)mid.individual.net... > ton wrote: >> microsoft claims there is a function to remove unused assemblies in >> VS2008 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sfxafba.aspx >> >> when I try to run this feature there is no "Click the Unused >> references button to open the Unused References dialog box." which is >> mentioned in the text. >> >> I'm using VS2008 (VB) >> >> anyone an idea? > > Ummm.... here's where it is on my VS2008 Pro: > Project menu-> <project name> Properties... ->"References" section at the > left, "Unused References" is a button near the top-right of the pane. > > -- > Andrew >
From: ton on 2 Feb 2010 06:29 I think I've solved the problem: the function works for projects not for websites once I tried to do this for referenced projects like user controls and other objects 7 classes I do have the property item, and the 4th item is references and there is a unused reference... button I've removed all unused references the reason was that my web.config file used a lot of assemblies I thought these would be removed. This was not the case, I finaly removed most of them and at the and kept only the 3 assemblies fior crystal reports (11.5). After running it worked fine. So I still have a question? Why are these assemblies all in to the web.config. Is this because the unused references from the other projects and than got in? Buto will not be removed? I do not understand how assemblies get into the web.config, may be someone can explain. thanx any how ton "ton" <ton(a)nospam.nl> schreef in bericht news:b5a9c$4b6804b8$541ee3ce$22690(a)cache5.tilbu1.nb.home.nl... > OK, lets try to find it ! > I do not have a project menu > I do have a right mouse menu on the projects name, which does NOT have a a > properties but does have a property pages > when clicking property pages I see the references without the desired > button. > > where is your project menu is it the same as I m describing? > > thanx > > ton > > "Andrew Morton" <akm(a)in-press.co.uk.invalid> schreef in bericht > news:7sqe5fFiguU1(a)mid.individual.net... >> ton wrote: >>> microsoft claims there is a function to remove unused assemblies in >>> VS2008 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sfxafba.aspx >>> >>> when I try to run this feature there is no "Click the Unused >>> references button to open the Unused References dialog box." which is >>> mentioned in the text. >>> >>> I'm using VS2008 (VB) >>> >>> anyone an idea? >> >> Ummm.... here's where it is on my VS2008 Pro: >> Project menu-> <project name> Properties... ->"References" section at the >> left, "Unused References" is a button near the top-right of the pane. >> >> -- >> Andrew >> >
From: Andrew Morton on 2 Feb 2010 06:54
ton wrote: > OK, lets try to find it ! > I do not have a project menu > I do have a right mouse menu on the projects name, which does NOT > have a a properties but does have a property pages > when clicking property pages I see the references without the desired > button. > > where is your project menu is it the same as I m describing? Right up in the standard menu bar: File Edit View *Project* Build Debug Data Tools Window Help I checked, and it does work with a web project. Maybe your menus are set up differently? Or perhaps there's some difference from using New->Web Site and using New->Project...->ASP.NET Web Application (I use the latter). -- Andrew |