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    If I want to create a library for any specific dot net feature what are the minimal basic parts/files/objects I would have to include in it for proper functioning??? Please give details.I am a naive.

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      If I want to create a library for any specific dot net feature what are the minimal basic parts/files/objects I would have to include in it for proper functioning??? Please give details.I am a naive.

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      There is no minimum. You could create a totally empty library if you wanted. You just put in it the things you want to. What kind of library do you want to build? Perhaps you should find a beginners .net tutorial to get you started with basic things like data types, object structure and how to compile an app.

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        There is no minimum. You could create a totally empty library if you wanted. You just put in it the things you want to. What kind of library do you want to build? Perhaps you should find a beginners .net tutorial to get you started with basic things like data types, object structure and how to compile an app.

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        hey thanx for the suggestion . But I already know the basics for .net I have never created a library please provide me a link for a stuff pertaining to creation of library in dot net.

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          hey thanx for the suggestion . But I already know the basics for .net I have never created a library please provide me a link for a stuff pertaining to creation of library in dot net.

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          Click File->New->Project. Choose your project type in the left hand box. (Either "visual C#", "Visual basic" then "Windows"). Then in the right hand box, choose the "Class library" template. Enter the name and location in the text boxes at the bottom of the dialog. Click Ok.

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            Click File->New->Project. Choose your project type in the left hand box. (Either "visual C#", "Visual basic" then "Windows"). Then in the right hand box, choose the "Class library" template. Enter the name and location in the text boxes at the bottom of the dialog. Click Ok.

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            thanx

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