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E-ploko
Hello all,
Here we have a large set of assemblies... about 250 lying around and
we have to reference them all in a project. Is there a way in
existence that'd allow us to somehow bundle them all together into a
single assembly, so when the assembly is referenced, all the
assemblies, that have been "bundled into it", get automatically
referenced in our project?
We use VS.NET 2005 and the .Net 2.0.
I've been digging this for a couple of days now and seem unable to
find the answer. Any hints or clues or whatever would be highly
appreciated.
Here we have a large set of assemblies... about 250 lying around and
we have to reference them all in a project. Is there a way in
existence that'd allow us to somehow bundle them all together into a
single assembly, so when the assembly is referenced, all the
assemblies, that have been "bundled into it", get automatically
referenced in our project?
We use VS.NET 2005 and the .Net 2.0.
I've been digging this for a couple of days now and seem unable to
find the answer. Any hints or clues or whatever would be highly
appreciated.