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Paths to unmanaged dependent dlls

Is there any way one can instruct asp.net to load unmanaged dlls from a
path other than one included in PATH or in System32? I have a
mixed-mode C++ assembly which references a bunch of other native dlls.
Right now the only way I can get asp.net to (indirectly) load them is
by adding their location to my system PATH variable. Is there any
cleaner way?

Thanks,
Ben

Nov 19 '05 #1
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