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    Mridang Agarwalla
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    i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to create and use dll's in .net

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      i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to create and use dll's in .net

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      class library is what you are asking...

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        i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to create and use dll's in .net

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        The concepts and terminology has changed with .NET. We no longer have to fiddle with a DLL/EXE/COM Components etc. Read about the concept of ‘assembly’ If you are using MS Visual Studio .NET 2003, create a new project of type ‘Class Library’ Thats your DLL. In the project create you classes and methods. All these will be accessible to the consumer of the DLL. (The consumer has to ‘Add reference’ of the created DLL in his/her project to consume your classes)

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