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From: Raj_MS
Message 6 in Discussion

Some term clarifications, before we begin to resolve your problem.   First, you DO NOT 
share the Global Assembly Cache remotely. EVER. The purpose of the Global Assembly 
Cache is to store assemblies speicfically designed to be shared by several 
applications on the same computer.   (If I get enough requests, I will finally write 
my full-fledged GAC explanation. Not doing it this time).   That said, your problem 
does not seem to be related to the GAC at all. Itseems to be that you would like to 
keep a DLL assembly on a shared location on the network, and have multiple 
applications on different machines use that assembly. You DO NOT want the assembly to 
be remotely executed on some network server, and so no MTS/COM+ or Remoting. Am I 
correct so far?   Assuming I am, here are some considerations:     The referenced DLL 
assembly MUST have a strong name. If it doesn't, the codebase can only be a path 
relative to the calling application's base path.    Which config file are you using? 
If it is the machine configuration file (or a pulisher policy), the assembly version 
should be redirected as well. If it is the application configuration file, this need 
not be done. Regards Raj

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