I have seen this feature when I was watching Summer Of NHibernate tutorial videos; is it possible to copy some of of the references of a project in the solution and paste them into another project's references folder in Visual Studio?
Thanks
In visual studio, in the solution explorer, expand the project that will reference this other library. You will see "References", right click and choose "Add".
Select the project in the Solution Explorer. Select Project»Add Reference to launch the Add Reference dialog box. (Visual Studio 2010 and earlier) Click the . NET tab and select TestStand <Version> Utilities from the list of components.
The Copy Local property (corresponding to CopyLocal) determines whether a reference is copied to the local bin path. At run time, a reference must be located in either the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) or the output path of the project.
You can use PowerCommands for doing it.
(see also Sara Ford's Blog)
project files are just xml files. you can open them in a text editor and carefully copy the references.
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