Actually Rick, they may have made a change in how VS works because you can reference Framework projects, or the AF SDK directly and everything works from an IntelliSense perspective, it just won't run of course.
That being said, sometimes the DLL doesn't show up and you have to browse to it in VS. For me, it's at "E:\Program Files (x86)\PIPC\AF\PublicAssemblies\4.0\OSIsoft.AFSDK.dll". For you, there's a good chance it's at the same spot, but on the C drive. If it's not there, then make sure you install the Client tools as Rick mentioned.
Actually Rick, they may have made a change in how VS works because you can reference Framework projects, or the AF SDK directly and everything works from an IntelliSense perspective, it just won't run of course.
That being said, sometimes the DLL doesn't show up and you have to browse to it in VS. For me, it's at "E:\Program Files (x86)\PIPC\AF\PublicAssemblies\4.0\OSIsoft.AFSDK.dll". For you, there's a good chance it's at the same spot, but on the C drive. If it's not there, then make sure you install the Client tools as Rick mentioned.
