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    If am creating an ASP.NET solution and I have 10 online forms all in the same solution/project. The output is a .dll called MyForms.dll. Does this mean every time the user first visits my site he/she has to download this 160Kb file called MyForms.dll? If this is the case how can I have a bunch of forms in one project/solution but have them compile under different .dll names. ex. MyForm1.dll MyForm2.dll MyForm3.dll Could someone point me in the right direction as to how this works? Thanks, Steve.

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      If am creating an ASP.NET solution and I have 10 online forms all in the same solution/project. The output is a .dll called MyForms.dll. Does this mean every time the user first visits my site he/she has to download this 160Kb file called MyForms.dll? If this is the case how can I have a bunch of forms in one project/solution but have them compile under different .dll names. ex. MyForm1.dll MyForm2.dll MyForm3.dll Could someone point me in the right direction as to how this works? Thanks, Steve.

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      The DLLs are used at the server, so they are not downloaded over the network to the user(s). (The ASPX pages reference code in that file, which is run on the server to generate HTML. Only the generated HTML will go over the network.) So just keep it as it is....

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