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    If I have an assembly, eg Foo.Dll And then create a config for it , eg Foo.Dll.Config What are the requirements for the config file to be uses? Is it possible to load such config (standard .NET config) for a dynamically loaded assembly? or can I somehow force a specific config to be loaded so it can be accessed from the Settings class? The problem I'm facing is a 3rd party tool that loads assemblies from a specific folder. And I want to supply a standard .NET config for those assemblies. Right now, those configs are apparently ignored and the settings will fall back to the hardcoded values in the settings class that VS.NET generates..

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      If I have an assembly, eg Foo.Dll And then create a config for it , eg Foo.Dll.Config What are the requirements for the config file to be uses? Is it possible to load such config (standard .NET config) for a dynamically loaded assembly? or can I somehow force a specific config to be loaded so it can be accessed from the Settings class? The problem I'm facing is a 3rd party tool that loads assemblies from a specific folder. And I want to supply a standard .NET config for those assemblies. Right now, those configs are apparently ignored and the settings will fall back to the hardcoded values in the settings class that VS.NET generates..

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      Does this[^] help at all?

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