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Just run the batch script in the PIA folder if you haven't already. This installs them into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC), which makes them available to all .NET applications without having duplicate assemblies in your application folder. For that matter, the Microsoft.mshtml.dll assembly should be in the the GAC as well if you installed VS.NET. The GAC is a far better place to put assemblies that multiple applications could use because it fosters assembly versioning and is non-specific to any one application. You only need to add a reference to these assemblies in VS.NET for your project, then.

IIRC, the Office XP PIAs do not install a registry key that VS.NET uses to find assemblies in folders (the references dialog does not scan the GAC). To do this, open the registry editor (regedit.exe), go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\.NETFramework\AssemblyFolders and add a new key with the default value set to the folder in which your PIAs are located. See the other keys there for examples. Restart VS.NET and when you open the Add Reference dialog, you'll them listed.

 

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