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I have a web application in which when I use the publish feature in Visual Studio .It currently creates a single dll for the whole project(.csproj). How do I make it produce a .dll for each code-behind page in the project? &nbsp;I have seen these deployments where they normally have a weird guid like id attached to the name of the dll for each page. How to do this?
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I have a web application in which when I use the publish feature in Visual Studio .It currently creates a single dll for the whole project(.csproj). How do I make it produce a .dll for each code-behind page in the project?  I have seen these deployments where they normally have a weird guid like id attached to the name of the dll for each page. How to do this?

New to publishing  feature in Visual Studio 2008

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