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  1. #1
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    Question Combining .Net Work

    Hi .Net Gurus,
    Could someone tell me how i can split a Work of a VB.Net Project, so that differrent people can develope seperate portions of the project and then combine it into a single application? The best way to do it...
    The application consists of differrent forms and other than creating User Controls in .Net or inheriting from forms whats the professional or industry way to solve it seperately and then combine it?

    Thanks
    TheQuest

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    The different parts can be compiled into DLLs instead of an EXE and then the "Main" application can reference these DLLs as needed.

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    Question

    Thanks a lot DSJ...Is there a way or option to create a portion of the Project into Dll which consists of Forms and sub forms other than when we create user control? That is usually when we create a Windows Application its compiled into an exe..right?
    Or is there a command line option?If there is can we simply make the target a dll even if the App was originally created to be a executable?

    Please let me know..I very much appreciate your help
    Thanks

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    In the "Solutions Explorer" window, right click on the project name and choose "Properties". There's an "Output Type" combobox you can use to switch between Application (EXE) and Class Library (DLL).

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    THANK YOU DSJ!!! I Got It...Thank you very much...This has helped me solve a problem in a BIG way ..thank you once again..
    Take care

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