How can you share a library across several modules

We have a flex app that is comprised of several modules. We have a library that needs to be used across many of those modules. Is there a way to only have one single copy of the library that all modules can share? Or are we forced to put a copy of the library in each modules libs folder?
I tried to put the library into the main application's lib folder, but the modules would not compile.
Thanks!

Add the SWC to the library-path options of the other modules Project Properties.

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