C#.net - Can't refer to Properties.Settings?

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I can't refer to "properties.Settings" anymore in my current windows forms application. The necessary references should already be there, so this confuses me.

-Do you know how to fix this?

Posted 22-Dec-13 17:21pm

Nataniel Kingsrød

Updated 22-Dec-13 22:11pm

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BillWoodruff 22-Dec-13 23:48pm

"There's really no reason to add more detailed information."

If you want to be, possibly, less confused, there is every reason to describe what you are talking about, and the context it exists in, in detail.

Peter Leow 22-Dec-13 23:53pm

We have no access to your system. What you do not tell, we do not know.

Aydin Homay 23-Dec-13 0:21am

I am agree with BillWoodruff how ever you can tell us what you need maybe you can do it without using System.Properties what is requirement ?

Nataniel Kingsrød 23-Dec-13 4:09am

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention that it's a C#.net windows forms application...awkward.
I'm not trying to edit any XML Config file or something like that, I'm simply trying to edit the main properties of my application, which you usually do by typing properties.settings...

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2013-12-22T17:55:00

Solution 1

Open the project references menu to ensure this assembly is referenced.
There is a Java namespace called system.Properties.
There isn't one in .Net.

Posted 22-Dec-13 17:55pm

Abhinav S

agent_kruger · Answer 2 · 2013-12-22T19:49:00

Solution 2

actually you are confusing us 1) is your project in .net C# or something else
2) are you using win. form or WPF or something else

Posted 22-Dec-13 19:49pm

agent_kruger