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Technorati Tags: ILMerge,.NET Use ILMerge to combine a single exe and multiple dlls into a single new exe. You can also combine many dlls into a single dll. Look for ILMerge from Microsoft Research on the web. You’ll need to download their tool to do this. One .EXE This was originally driven by a personal […]