Trying to compile a C#-program using NI-Vision

Hello,
i have zip-file from a colleague which contains a C#-program that uses NI-Vision 8.5.
The project used to work and i have to make changes to the code but currently i am just trying to compile the old code.
System: Windows XP
Installed Software:
- Microsoft Visual C#2008 Express Edition
- Ni Vision Development Module 8.5
- IC Capture 2.0 (SW from the Camera)
- IC Imaging Control 3.0 (SW from the Camera)
When trying to compile the project it says 30 errors with:
"Type or Namespace "NationalInstruments" not found"
When checking the Verweise (see screenshot) then there is one line marked:
NationalInstruments.AxCWIMAQControlsLib.Interop
So i think this is the only thing that is missing that i can compile the program.
But how can i add it?
When i check the available Verweise then there are a lot of NationInstruments-things but all with other names.
What do i have to do?
Thanks for all help
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Hi Aurelie,
thank you for the tips.
I am sure that it is nit DotNet 4 because it is compiled with C#2008 (which cannot use 4.0).
The namespace NationInstrument is found but not the marked Reference.
Meanwhile i deleted the missing reference and added another. Now i can compile without errors.
The program is still not running but i think this is because the camera-driver is missing...
But i still dont know how my collegue inserted this now missing reference.
TM

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