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How to share dlls in different applications ?

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    I have 2 applications developed in .net. When I install both these applications in a single system a complete set of dlls are created each in corresponding application folders. Is it possible to put these dlls in a common folder and make the applications reference them from the same common folder ? Can this be done using any options in the .net msi project ? Thanks in advance for any replies & suggestions......

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      I have 2 applications developed in .net. When I install both these applications in a single system a complete set of dlls are created each in corresponding application folders. Is it possible to put these dlls in a common folder and make the applications reference them from the same common folder ? Can this be done using any options in the .net msi project ? Thanks in advance for any replies & suggestions......

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      If same assembly is used in multiple projects, you can deploy it in GAC.

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