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vb.net - VB 2008 <The system cannot find the reference specified>

I've created a class library in Visual Studio 2008, and when I try to add the dll as a reference, I get the message in the title for the Path field in my project references. I've been going for a week trying to figure out this issue, and I haven't been able to come up with anything. The strange thing is I can add the same reference to a Visual Studio 2010 project, and it works perfectly fine.

I used VS 2008 to build it because the dll isn't used in house and needs to be compatible with .Net 3.5. Any ideas?

EDIT: I also found out that referencing the dll in a c# project works fine as well. It's only Visual Basic that's causing me problems.

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Using DependencyWalker, I was able to find out that some obscure dll was indirectly being referenced (IEShims.dll) but couldn't be found. After a little more trial and error, I found my project had a specified reference path (Project Properties -> References -> Reference Paths) that pointed to the project's DEBUG directory. I had to remove that reference path, which then resolved the above issue.


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