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Maintaining references in late bound assemblies

I took me a while actually figure out what this problem was, and now
I'm totally stuck. Any help is much appreciated.

Basicaly, I have an application (App1) that references a class library
(Lib1). Lib1 late-binds Lib2. Lib2 references Lib3.

When run, everything works fine until Lib2 calls Lib3.Class1. At that
point, I get a "File Not Found" error regarding "...Lib3 or one of its
dependancies"

If I change it so that it's early-bound (not a long term option,
unfortuantly) it works perfectly.

-Andy
Nov 20 '05 #1
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