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    Neo Andreson
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    could anybody tell me, How to load C# dll into the C# program runtime without adding reference to the project. that means if dll is not present then also project should work. Thank you.

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      could anybody tell me, How to load C# dll into the C# program runtime without adding reference to the project. that means if dll is not present then also project should work. Thank you.

      Truth Is The Simplest !!!!

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      Neo Andreson wrote:

      How to load C# dll into the C# program runtime

      Check Assembly.LoadFrom()[^].

      Neo Andreson wrote:

      if dll is not present then also project should work

      I am not getting what you meant. :confused:

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        Neo Andreson wrote:

        How to load C# dll into the C# program runtime

        Check Assembly.LoadFrom()[^].

        Neo Andreson wrote:

        if dll is not present then also project should work

        I am not getting what you meant. :confused:

        All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

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        Harvey Saayman
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        maybe the DLL encapsulates some features and if not there the application must still work, but the features in the DLL disabled?

        Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL

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