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Hi.
By default the Search is looking for types and not for members. If I have System.Data.Services.dll in the assemblies collection and bring up the search using F3, when I type "RemoveRefere" nothing is listed. However if I then select the second icon to the right of the search box, Search Member which has short cut ctrl-M, then the member is found in the IUpdatable interface and three other places.
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I chose .net 4.0. Should I try .net 3.5? how to I switch? reflector prompted me when I first ran, but don't see how to switch now.
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First the search is only going to work if the assembly System.Data.Services is included in the assemblies in the assembly list. If it isn't there, then use File->Open Cache to find it and double click in the list to get it added to the assembly list. Then use F3 to search for the member as detailed in the previous post.
To switch to another set of assemblies, the easiest way is to use the File/Open List functionality. To set up a named set of 3.5 assemblies, I'd use File/Open List, Add, give the set a name such as "Framework 3.5" and double click the new name to bring up the chooser for the initial set of assemblies to populate the list with. File/Open List can then be used to flip between different sets of assemblies.
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Here is a link to what I'm looking for in WCF
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 3(v=VS.100).aspx
methods like RemoveReferenceFromCollection are not found in my search.