How to use someone elses classes in visual studio?

[RickyWh]

Hi, I'm using visual studio 2008 and I recently downloaded a class example from a third party website. The example contains one directory and inside this directory are about 5 classes. This directory also contains a few other subdirectories that also contain .cs files.

I fired up a new project in visual studio 2008 and I dragged the folder into my project and all the directories and files show up fine now in solution explorer.

My question is that after looking at some of the files, I notice they are all using this namespace

namespace JeremyB.custom
{
...
}


So how do I go about loading up and instantiating some of these classes so I can work with the objects? I know how to do this normally when the classes are all in one file.

Object myIdentifier = new Object();

or if you want to use overloads you can check the calss definition files to see if there are any other ways to fire it up.

Do I need to add a using statement to my Program.cs in order to use these?

I tried typing JeremyB.custom. but intellisense is no help so I must be missing a using directive?


any help much appreciated,

Ricky,