Hi

I am attempting to create a class Library using VB that I can use in multiple modules through out a DNN based application.
In studio 2005 I selected File - New - Project and then Class Library
I entered the name and location  set the compile location to the Bin directory and started to add my generic routines.

The problem (So Far) is I am trying to access some XML functionality and I get errors that say Name 'XmlNodeType' is not declared. and so forth. So I assumed I needed to add the references to the project which I did on the References tab of the project properties. This did not get rid of the errors so then I ended up selecting all the references used in the other modules which is probably more then I need but I am still getting the errors. I also checked all the same entries under the "Imported Namespaces" portion on that tab. Still no good.
I then tried entering a couple import statements on the top of my class code  to "system" and "DotNetNuke"

So I am hacking away at this, searching forums and google and not getting anywhere but frustration.

Is there some generic routines that I should be adhering to? 
Is there some information or tutorials that can help me out with setting this library up?
Is there something specific I need to do in order to use libraries such as the XML Library that I am oblivious to?

Any help appreciated
Thanks

Thanks Will,
 I actually did use the browser and that was the namespace that Was being used but when adding it to the project the errors did not go away. I must have done something else wrong too although it looks the same as the other project. That is why I was wondering if I needed some entries that inherit or declare the required DLL.

Is there a particular module that is a good example without being too complex that you might recommend or just have at it?

THanks

sir,
As i am beginner so can you tell me how to create library??what is dll file???what i have to install in my laptop to create the class library???From where i intilize myself to get started of all this think.
Rply me as soon as possible...

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Ashish jain
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