compiling two dlls as one?

I'm making a class library (it's a series of controls to be used with windows forms). I'm using another dll (utility) in this class library. And so when I compile the project I will end up with two dlls. One is the class library and another the utility dll. I'm just wondering if there is a way to just make one dll out of these two?
Also how can I use this in a project? I tried adding my dll to a windows form project, and adding the utility dll to the refrences of that project. But when I try to use any of the controls that I have in my class library, I get an error saying that the utility dll was not found.
(btw it works fine if I add the class library project in the solution, rather than including its dll only.)

any ideas?

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Just wondering , Does your app have two projs ??

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Originally posted by Pirate
Just wondering , Does your app have two projs ??

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yes. The control library is a solution with two projects. One is the utility and the other contains the controls. I want to use the whole thing (the solution) in another project. It works fine if I just add the two projects to another solution, but it doesnt work if I just want to add the compiled dlls of those two projects

aaah ok resolved:
In the project properties: both projects have to have the same name for Assembly Name


edit: what an idiot I am, it made two dlls with teh same name, but different :( HELP!

You have to put them in the same project and compile it to one dll that I believe is the only way.

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Originally posted by Edneeis
You have to put them in the same project and compile it to one dll that I believe is the only way.

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yeah I ended up doing that. I wish there was a way to keep them in separate projects :(

umm , What if you combined your two projs in one.?? Will you still have the same output ?:confused:

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Originally posted by Pirate
umm , What if you combined your two projs in one.?? Will you still have the same output ?:confused:

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read ^, I said I did that, nm