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HUGE windows app

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TEK - 17 Feb 2005 19:02 GMT
Hello

I'm developing on a .NET framework based windows application.
The application seems to be very large as the project grows.
We currently have approx. 130 user controls, and 60 forms.
A good amount of this is controls and dialogs that will be removed later on.

Business logic as well as resources is included in independent dll's.

The application file is currently on 22 MB, with seems VERY mutch.
Does anyone have some input about how to decrease the size of the
application file? Should it be expected to be this huge?

Regards, TEK
joeycalisay - 18 Feb 2005 03:29 GMT
I suggest you separating design-time assemblies from runtime ones...

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TEK - 18 Feb 2005 18:26 GMT
Could you elaborate what you mean with design-time assemblies ws. runtime
assemblies?

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