DLL must exist in same folder as executible

You could also use this event to figure out where to load your dll from:AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolveFrom time to time, I'd like to work with third party dlls and I embed them in the executable to create a standalone executable that could just work anywhere. Using this event...

I just created my first DLL using C# in MS Visual Studio 2010. My executible was also created in C# and everything works fine. The only issue I am having is, my program only runs if the DLL is in the same folder. Please tell me what I need to change in either my program or dll so I will be able...

With dotNet, you'll want to have the assembly in one of two places, either the Global Assembly Cache (GAC), or in the same directory with your application.The only reason for an assembly to be placed in the GAC is if your assembly is going to be used by multiple different applications. You...

In that case you must register the DLL in the GAC (Global Assembly Cache)like this:gacutil /i mydll.dllOpen a visual studio console(as admin) and run the gacutil.exe utility.see more details here:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ex0ss12c(v=vs.80).aspx[^]