t). I'd be
curious what you find.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Ballard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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ich wrap licensed components will not be
possible in a .Net app AFAIK.
Any comments or suggestions welcome.
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> From: Matthew Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>I posted this to the "regular" dotnet mailing list but
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] embedding resources
I posted this to the "regular" dotnet mailing list but had no replies.
Perhaps someone on this list has an answer?
I know it's possible to embed resources in an assembly during the
compile
process. Which works f
I posted this to the "regular" dotnet mailing list but had no replies.
Perhaps someone on this list has an answer?
I know it's possible to embed resources in an assembly during the compile
process. Which works fine if you know all the resources you need at that
time. However, I have a situation w
