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    Hi guys! I was wondering. When I have a reference to a dll in my program and I change that dll, do I have to re-compile every app that uses that dll? I am trying to create re-usable code that I can call from many apps (5 +) and won't have to recompile all of them when I change code in a common location. I am trying not to use a webservice as the objects are quite large.

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      Hi guys! I was wondering. When I have a reference to a dll in my program and I change that dll, do I have to re-compile every app that uses that dll? I am trying to create re-usable code that I can call from many apps (5 +) and won't have to recompile all of them when I change code in a common location. I am trying not to use a webservice as the objects are quite large.

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      If you have given the DLL's reference, then you need to refresh that DLL in client projects your self. Instead, if you give the reference of the Class Library Project itself, then this operation is handled for you. Hope I am clear enough.


      "A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." -- Doug Linder


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