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How do I create my own .NET dll global?

I created a .net dll (Class Library) that works alongside my EXE if it's in the same folder. But is there a way to make the DLL "global" so it is installed somewhere on the system and I can still use it with my exe?

In the VB6 and activex era, I used regsvr32. Is there something similar to regsvr32 but .net dll?

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You have to publish / install your assembly to the Global Assembly Cache. See this link for.



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There is a Global Assembly Cache .



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Yes, you can link to the DLL from the installed path.

Otherwise you can use the GAC

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