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    Old July 7th, 2005, 11:14 AM
    LiteUponLite LiteUponLite is offline
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    creating a dll

    Hi,

    I have posted this c# project question here cuz its a .NET forum too. I have made a windows application in C# and I have researched and found that you can create a dll if ur application is a "class library". However how do i create a dll if mine is a windows application with form and all.

    I am creating a dll because i want to make a separate class that can call functions from my windows application class. Is that possible??
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    Old July 7th, 2005, 06:30 PM
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    Re: creating a dll

    Set your project output type to class library.
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