Merging Dlls by using dlls under licensing

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Hello Folks,

I will appreciate your help in this. I have spent many time in looking for a procedure or tool that can let me create a single DLL from other private dlls (I named private because these dlls are working under licensing). I already bought the lic but I dont like to see the vendors name in my apps (I'd prefer to see the dlls as MyDll.dll rather than Microsoft.dll)

I have used the Gilma and the ILMerger tool that Microsoft has in its website without results. So do you guys know how to create this dll?

Thanks,
Mark

Posted 4-Jul-10 10:29am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-04T14:34:00

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I would expect that you're breaking your license, as much as anything. If you use a third party tool, then expect to distribute it as is.

Posted 4-Jul-10 14:34pm

Christian Graus