In .NET, in order to take advantage of the functionality provided by QuickOPC, you need to reference its NuGet packages or assemblies in your own project.
The QuickOPC NuGet packages depend on other NuGet packages, and they may have further dependencies too, recursively. Each package is licensed to you by its owner. OPC Labs is not responsible for, nor does it grant any licenses to, third-party packages.
The following chapters describe how this is done.
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Earlier versions of QuickOPC allowed you to reference the product assemblies directly. With some exceptions (such as for PowerShell or C++/CLI development), this model is no longer supported. If you are upgrading from such earlier QuickOPC version, remove all individual assembly references to QuickOPC assemblies, and then reference the NuGet packages instead, as described here and in the related documentation chapters.
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