This is caused because in your Publish, under the Application Files, you specified a file that had a publish status of "Prerequisite (auto)". Basically that means you expect it to already be there. Not your fault, per se, because this is the default behavior when you add a new reference. Just change the publish status to "Include" and re-publish your install.
The dreaded ClickOnce ".dll needs to be installed in the GAC first.."
If you ever get the "Unable to install or run the application. The application requires that assembly Version be installed in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) first." when using a ClickOnce install you will have to perform an uninstall first and then re-install after you fix your package.
This is caused because in your Publish, under the Application Files, you specified a file that had a publish status of "Prerequisite (auto)". Basically that means you expect it to already be there. Not your fault, per se, because this is the default behavior when you add a new reference. Just change the publish status to "Include" and re-publish your install.
This is caused because in your Publish, under the Application Files, you specified a file that had a publish status of "Prerequisite (auto)". Basically that means you expect it to already be there. Not your fault, per se, because this is the default behavior when you add a new reference. Just change the publish status to "Include" and re-publish your install.
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