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Strong Namad Assemblies / Versioning

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    Hallo, My current program consisted out of 80 forms, and then about 15 classes with shared functions. Recently I put each of these classes in different dll's, so that I only have to update / compile single files. To control versioning i have to make these class's strong named assemblies, but to create these there is more errors, even a "MsgBox" get the error Name 'MsgBox' is not declared, Importing System.Windows.Forms.MessengeBox stop this problem but just created other problemes. So going for the Storng Named Assembly in the GAC will not do the trick. My question now is, how can I control the dll's, my next idea was to when the program start to check a dir on the network and compare this system dll's with those stored on the network, if the network version is newer then replace the local system file. Problem still stands I can't update the dll's while the program is running. The second thing, automatic updating the version number each time the assembly is rebuild, VB.Net doesn't do it every time the assembly is rebuild, can one set this somewhere. Thanks Johan

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