Item #1:
Project Reference > DLLClass1
Project Properties > Imports > Namespace.Namespace2
- In Code Behind:
* Dim NewClass1 As New Class1

Item #2:
Project Reference > DLLClass1
- In Code Behind:
* Dim NewClass1 As New Namespace.Namespace2.Class1

* What will be better? Item #1 or #2?, Does MS have an article for this? (I
need proof for this matter, about their performance, advantages and
disadvantages.)

Thanks in Advance!

Sorry, I couldn't find any article about this, but both alternatives should
be exactly the same at run-time. The "Imports" are resolved at compile time,
so you should not see a performance difference.
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"Jon Gonzales" wrote:

Thanks. I guess there's no performance issue at all.
The only matter is the typing issue and the DLL with the same named class.

Thanks again, till next time.

"David Anton" wrote: