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I am building a WPF application now but I am completely new to VS 2013.

One of my friend wants to work on this project with me so I copied my project directory to his computer.

The project doesn't work on his computer because there is a package missing. I redownloaded that package but it turns out that something I referenced in my project were deleted in the newer version of the package.

Is there a way that I can copy the existing NuGet Package on my computer to his computer?

Thanks a lot!

jessehouwing
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  1. You can install a specific version of a package using the following command in the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio:

    Install-Package YourPackageId -Version 1.2.3

  2. You find the installed packages...

    a) in the packages folder under your the solution folder.

    b) in the package cache: %LocalAppData%\Nuget\Cache.

  3. Copy the package over to your friend's computer and put it in c:\LocalPackages\ for example. Then, add this path as local package source: Managing NuGet Packages Using the Dialog / Package Sources

Frank
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