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    lawrenceinba
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    hi friends how to create dll(dynamic link library) for user developed projects

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      hi friends how to create dll(dynamic link library) for user developed projects

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      PIEBALDconsult
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      "user developed projects"? What? csc /target:library somefile.cs

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        hi friends how to create dll(dynamic link library) for user developed projects

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        Xmen Real
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        Double click on project Properties and set 'Output Type' to 'Class Library'

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          hi friends how to create dll(dynamic link library) for user developed projects

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          Ashish Sehajpal
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          hi, i think you are asking about building & releasing your code (so called user developed projects. right?) if you are doing so in web application, then obviously this is not the place to ask. however, you can do:- 1. right click on the project 2. chose Publish 3. browse the location where to publish the project (even FTP, HTTP) 4. check/uncheck the options if required so. (use progressive build) 5. Publish it you are done. Ask any clarifications :)

          Ashish Sehajpal

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            hi, i think you are asking about building & releasing your code (so called user developed projects. right?) if you are doing so in web application, then obviously this is not the place to ask. however, you can do:- 1. right click on the project 2. chose Publish 3. browse the location where to publish the project (even FTP, HTTP) 4. check/uncheck the options if required so. (use progressive build) 5. Publish it you are done. Ask any clarifications :)

            Ashish Sehajpal

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            lawrenceinba
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            thanks

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              "user developed projects"? What? csc /target:library somefile.cs

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              hey guys i want to ask same thing also... i did it by using command prompt but how i can make it by using visual studio..i thought i can create a dll by building solution but i have nothing on the root file of the project.. but when i did like that csc /target:library somefile.cs i had it..so how i will do it by using visual studio ?

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                hey guys i want to ask same thing also... i did it by using command prompt but how i can make it by using visual studio..i thought i can create a dll by building solution but i have nothing on the root file of the project.. but when i did like that csc /target:library somefile.cs i had it..so how i will do it by using visual studio ?

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                erdinc27 wrote:

                nothing on the root

                VS creates bin\debug and bin\release directories and hides it there.

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                  erdinc27 wrote:

                  nothing on the root

                  VS creates bin\debug and bin\release directories and hides it there.

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                  Erdinc27
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                  but there is no release file only debug file i have here...where it creats the release file ?

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                    but there is no release file only debug file i have here...where it creats the release file ?

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                    First, perform a release build...

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