You would need the pdb files for the release version as that is what is probably in the GAC. You can have .pdb files for release versions as well as debug versions. Even then it can be tricky, if the dlls are signed then you would not be able to swap your pdb files for the ones that should have come from signed assemblies, even then the automatic versioning of .net will require you to have the pdb files for the version that the compiler just compiled.

I think that you should install your own versions into the GAC.

Regards,

                    Alistair

 Referencing Source Code projects with VisualWebGUI installed ... ReReferencing Source Code projects with VisualWebGUI installed.During debug time, the personal web server takes the assemblies from the GAC, and the debugger complains that it can't find the pdb for those files. When I try to point it to the pdb that I created, it complains that the version is different and refuses to use it.

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