The using statement the flietz is referring to goes at the beginning of the program, generally, next to all of the other "usings". It's mostly useful when you d

The using statement the flietz is referring to goes at the beginning of the program, generally, next to all of the other "usings". It's mostly useful when you don't want to type out the fully qualified name of a class just to use an object of it. It's a code brevity feature.