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I have downloaded the package and have the DLLs. Having never added a new DLL I soon learned the process which seems quite simple. Project/add reference and find the DLL then click ok. It says I cannot add it. I tried both the x64 and x32 versions with the same result. I am using VS2015 Community 


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I have googled and searched help with this and the website sends me here to ask questions.
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Updated 3-Apr-16 4:38am
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Richard MacCutchan 3-Apr-16 3:47am    
What exactly is the error message that you see?

As the package made from several DLLs you better use NuGet to add it correctly...
Search for NHunSpell, or follow the instructions here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/NHunspell/[^]
 
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David J Edwards 3-Apr-16 18:42pm    
Thanks, took a bit to figure it out but got it.
You can only add a reference to COM-based or .NET assmebly .DLL's. Any other .DLLs would have to be accessed directly through code you write using what's called Platform Invoke[^].
 
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