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I'm running VS2005, and when I right click on an object and select Go to Definition it brings me to the object browser instead of the actual code.

Is there some settings that I can change to fix this? Note: it works properly for C# solutions, I am having the problem with Basic.

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I usually see this when I have a reference to the library added as a "binary" reference rather than a "project" reference. You might need to remove the reference and add it back from the projects tab.

Eric Nicholson
your right, it's referenced to a dll. Is this the only way to reference something in VB.NET that is written in C#?
Kevin
You should be able to add both C# and VB.NET projects to a single soluion and should be able to access code from the VB project from the C# project and vice versa. You just can't mix C# and VB.NET in within a project.
Partha Choudhury