Have you ever been working with a colleague who asked you to do something like show me the GAC and then told you the coolest trick in the book about how to do it?
Then for a brief moment you feel like a total dork because you didn't know how to do this?
Well just today I had that kind of moment when a colleague and I were troubleshooting a VPC and he asked me to open the GAC. Honestly I don't look at the GAC that often, that's Global Assembly Cache for you total noobs out there. The only way I knew how to look at it was with the MMC snap in from the .NET 1.1 days.
He said "Just hit Windows+R and type Assembly".
I thought - what is he talking about? But I did it and wa-la there was the GAC in Windows Explorer - how cool is that!
Oh great... there goes that feel like a dork moment again... I'm sure everybody else but me knew about this trick but I still had to pass it along.
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This works for any folder in the WINDOWS directory.
A cooler tip :
SUBST G: C:\Windows\Assembly
Now be amazed when you open the G drive