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    In an old project we are using the Crystal report viewer (CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms) which was orginally version 9.1.5000.0 but we have updated to version 10 now. If I look at the properties of this referenced assembly within Visual Studio .NET it shows version 10.0.3300.0 but when we build the app and look at the assembly information on the .exe file it still shows version 9.1 begin referenced. How to update the assembly reference?

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      In an old project we are using the Crystal report viewer (CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms) which was orginally version 9.1.5000.0 but we have updated to version 10 now. If I look at the properties of this referenced assembly within Visual Studio .NET it shows version 10.0.3300.0 but when we build the app and look at the assembly information on the .exe file it still shows version 9.1 begin referenced. How to update the assembly reference?

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      Rebuild your project or solution. This will clean intermediate files and rebuild the entire project or solution.

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