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39856 Jan 19,2006 10:04 AM Jan 19,2006 03:55 PM General Discussion 1
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Gordan Redzic
Asked On January 19, 2006 10:04 AM

When I look at c:\windows\assembly I see that some files have 2 different versions of syncfusion assemblies. I also see that there are version 3.302.0.0 version files even though I have installed a beta version 4.101.0.9. I have run the assembly manager from 4.101.0.9 and had it remove all the 3.* versions. I believe this is causing a problem when I have to add references in my solution. What should be in this directory (as far as syncfusion stuff goes)? Do I need to manually remove the old versions and do I also need to go and remove the dlls?

Administrator [Syncfusion]
Replied On January 19, 2006 03:55 PM

Hi Rich, I would recommend deleting all older versions of the assemblies from both your GAC and Public Assemblies Folder. This will prevent references in your projects from resolving incorrectly. Regards, Gregory Austin Syncfusion Inc.

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