| re: making DLL's
The easy answer is, you have to put it in a Class Library project. You can
have both projects under the same solution, for easy testing if you want.
But anything you want in a DLL, has to be in a separate project.
"Rob T" <RTorcellini@DONTwalchemSPAM.com> wrote in message
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>I have a standard Windows Application with just a form and a few functions
>in a seperate class file. Is there some way when it compiles, that the
>class is built into a separate DLL? I would like to use it in other
>applications. I'm aware that I could create Class Library project to do
>this, but I would like to keep the exe in the same project so that I can
>quickly test/debug my classes.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Rob T.
>
> PS.... I'm sure this has some easy answer. ;-)
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