Deploying Private Assemblies
Private assemblies are the simplest to deploy. All you need to do to deploy private assemblies is to copy them to the application's base directory or one of its subdirectories. In this section, you create a simple application that uses a private assembly. You then use this application to experiment with how the CLR locates private assemblies and how to configure the behavior of the CLR by using the application configuration file.
In Step-by-Step 10.1, you create two assemblies: One is a Windows application and the other is a library application, which is used by only the Windows application.
STEP BY STEP10.1 Creating and Deploying an Application That Uses a Privately Deployed Assembly
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