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Why is System.Drawing and System.EnterpriseServices in default asp.net mvc 2

Can anyone tell me why is System.Drawing and System.EnterpriseServices include in the default asp.net mvc 2 project?

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It's just a default project template. The C# compiler will automatically remove any unused referenced from the resulting assembly. I guess they are included in the default project template in order to make it easier to access GDI+ and COM+ out of the box.

Darin Dimitrov  2010-08-24 15:15:01

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