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Project is too big

Hi,

My project begins to be too big (too many pages, dll too big).
Is there a way to split the project into multiple smaller projects and to
have one dll per project ?
BUT I need that all projects be in the same environnement session.
I tried to change the root name of projects by putting the same name
everywhere but it does not work (it's not the same session).
Have anybody an idea ?

Thanlks for help
Guillaume
Nov 19 '05 #1
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Guillaume wrote:
Hi,

My project begins to be too big (too many pages, dll too big).
Is there a way to split the project into multiple smaller projects and to
have one dll per project ?
BUT I need that all projects be in the same environnement session.
I tried to change the root name of projects by putting the same name
everywhere but it does not work (it's not the same session).
Have anybody an idea ?

Thanlks for help
Guillaume


What are you considering as being too big?

Chris
Nov 19 '05 #2

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