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    Is there a way to compile an assembly that has an aspx page in it and then show that page by adding a reference to that dll? More generally, do I have to store aspx pages that I wish to show on a website on the webserver, or is there a way to store them in a compiled, shareable assemly. Thanks Mark

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      Is there a way to compile an assembly that has an aspx page in it and then show that page by adding a reference to that dll? More generally, do I have to store aspx pages that I wish to show on a website on the webserver, or is there a way to store them in a compiled, shareable assemly. Thanks Mark

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      Hi Mark, I think you have to wait for asp.net 2.0 for this kind of functionality. In fact, I've seen exactly this kind of thing in product demos for Visual Studio 2k5. So it's in the pipeline, but I do not know of a way to do it presently. Best of luck, Bill

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