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    I have to ask a silly question but it drives me crazy.I'm working on VS.2005 Beta 2 and i'm desperately looking for ConfigurationPropertyAttribute and ConfigurationElement.According to MSDN Library of the product and msdn2.microsoft.com and a handful of online examples those classes are under the namespace System.Configuration.In my situation they are nowhere.I search the whole framework with Lutz Roeder's Reflector but they don't exist in any namespace.I can't find them under intellisence and the thing goes on.We are talking about a real pain in the &$@. Somebody answer i would appreciate it.

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      I have to ask a silly question but it drives me crazy.I'm working on VS.2005 Beta 2 and i'm desperately looking for ConfigurationPropertyAttribute and ConfigurationElement.According to MSDN Library of the product and msdn2.microsoft.com and a handful of online examples those classes are under the namespace System.Configuration.In my situation they are nowhere.I search the whole framework with Lutz Roeder's Reflector but they don't exist in any namespace.I can't find them under intellisence and the thing goes on.We are talking about a real pain in the &$@. Somebody answer i would appreciate it.

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      The initial namespace System.Configuration does not contain those classes.If you add a reference to the dependency "System.configuration.dll" (the exact casing) then... voila the missing classes.

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