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I have got a Visual Studio Solution containing several projects and have set up the references between the projects as project references.

When a reference to an assembly is added, the references' properties contain a setting for

Specific Version = True|False

This property is missing for project references. How can it be set? I'd like my solution to load any available assembly (no matter what version) in the bin folder.

I have got a Visual Studio Solution containing several projects and have set up the references between the projects as project references.

When a reference to an assembly is added, the references' properties contain a setting for

Specific Version = True|False

This property is missing for project references. How can it be set? I'd like my solution to load any available assembly (no matter what version) in the bin folder.

I've had a problem when a workflow instance (Workflow Foundation) was deserialized and the dependencies were updated meanwhile.

I have got a Visual Studio Solution containing several projects and have set up the references between the projects as project references.

When a reference to an assembly is added, the references' properties contain a setting for

Specific Version = True|False

This property is missing for project references. How can it be set? I'd like my solution to load the latest available assembly in the bin folder.

I have got a Visual Studio Solution containing several projects and have set up the references between the projects as project references.

When a reference to an assembly is added, the references' properties contain a setting for

Specific Version = True|False

This property is missing for project references. How can it be set? I'd like my solution to load any available assembly (no matter what version) in the bin folder.