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.NET Error?

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Schmave

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I'm trying to get an open source project to run in MS Visual Studio 2005. The error is:

Field not found: 'System.Collections.Generic.KeyValuePair `2.Key'

I have .NET framework 2.0 for WinXP x64 installed. It seems like this would be a .NET error, but I don't know how to fix it. Has anyone seen this error and knows how to fix it?
 
It's laughable to ask someone to tell you how to fix this without any other information.

Is this error appearing at compile time or runtime? I'd have to guess at compile time. So then we'd have to see the source code that's invovled.
 
mikeblas said:
It's laughable to ask someone to tell you how to fix this without any other information.

Is this error appearing at compile time or runtime? I'd have to guess at compile time. So then we'd have to see the source code that's invovled.
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QFT.
 
make sure you have a "using System.Collections.Generic;" statement in the file giving the error (and that looks like a runtime error to me, my guess is that someone it trying to reflect into a key value pair from inside an app domain w/ no assemblies loaded)
 
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