...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...ipt acts like a plugin, one suggestion is to have a resource script into a DLL and loads it at runtime (you may also have it part of your application). In that case, you will want to have specific module-related function, like: InitModule, ReleaseModule, btnOK_Click, btnCancel_Click,LoadUserData(str...

...s intergrate into a TFS Build (including CI) if you wish to just use the dll's in your own code (eg. on the fly minification). UPDATE 2011: And it's now available via NuGet also :) share | impro...

... I debug my application. My app only ever looks in the bin folder for the dlls and never knows to look in the debug or release folder. How do I correct this? – Anil Natha Aug 21 '13 at 20:54 ...

...tance in the PowerShell scripts, so likely VS is holding on to some of the dll's) – Xavier Decoster Apr 26 '13 at 7:28  |  show 2 more comment...

... File "<interactive input>", line 1, in <module> ImportError: DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application. – Dirk Calloway Nov 18 '13 at 9:52 ...