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+5  Q: 

How do I merge multiple .net assemblies into a single assembly?

I have a .net application with about 10 assemblies. It would be nice to have them all together as a single assembly. Is this possible? How do I do it?

I guess something like a jar file for java applications.

Thanks

+11  A: 

Try ILMerge.

Andy West  2009-12-01 22:56:17
+5  A: 

ILMerge is the tool you're looking for:

ILMerge

Kev  2009-12-01 22:57:13

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