I'm a Windows user trying to do the same thing. If you look at the folder that holds your solution, you'll see all the DLL files. Make sure whatever you're using to view the folder (e.g. Explorer) is set to show System files. This is an incredibly poor solution (mixing DLLs with data), since a user may erase a key file. Virtually every application I've seen stores the DLLs in the Windows System folder. Does anyone else have any comments on this? Also, can anyone comment on restoring the application after the file is clobbered?

Hello Steveinvegas

Thanks for your help. There is no DLL files in the folder that holds my solution. How do you use Explorer in order to see the DLL files? Even if I don't see the DLL files, may I compress the solution using WinZip and then upload the zip file on my web site?

Laurier

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Originally posted by Steveinvegas:

I'm a Windows user trying to do the same thing. If you look at the folder that holds your solution, you'll see all the DLL files. Make sure whatever you're using to view the folder (e.g. Explorer) is set to show System files. This is an incredibly poor solution (mixing DLLs with data), since a user may erase a key file. Virtually every application I've seen stores the DLLs in the Windows System folder. Does anyone else have any comments on this? Also, can anyone comment on restoring the application after the file is clobbered?

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I am a mac user. I have a hard time binding my solution on the Windows platform. When the binding process is done, I got to include DLL files into the solution folder. I read that they are located at the root level of the solution folder along with the runtime application.

My question is: I don't have a clue about the root level. Where is that root level?

Right now, I am hopeless. Please help me.

Laurier