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Harish Kumar Dixit
 
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Default Using COM DLL in C# - 10-08-2007 , 07:22 AM






Hello friends,

I am writing a c# application which is using a COM DLL. I have to add
the refrence of COM DLL. But i found 2 DLL in my project directory of
COM DLL. One is inside the release folder and another inside the main
project directory which name is prefixed by the company name , dot,
project name. Which reference i have to add in my c# application. And
i also want to give this c# application to the end user on fresh
machine. what settings i have to do in c# application for this and
which COM DLL i have to give with the c# exe.


Thanks in advance


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Prashanth
 
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Default RE: Using COM DLL in C# - 10-29-2007 , 07:52 AM






Hello Harish,

Add the reference for the DLL that is present under the release folder.
I think for client you need to give both the DLL and the C#.exe
Just confirm on 2nd point mentioned here.

Thanks,
Prashanth



"Harish Kumar Dixit" wrote:

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Hello friends,

I am writing a c# application which is using a COM DLL. I have to add
the refrence of COM DLL. But i found 2 DLL in my project directory of
COM DLL. One is inside the release folder and another inside the main
project directory which name is prefixed by the company name , dot,
project name. Which reference i have to add in my c# application. And
i also want to give this c# application to the end user on fresh
machine. what settings i have to do in c# application for this and
which COM DLL i have to give with the c# exe.


Thanks in advance



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