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Hi Banana. Thanks again for your interest and help. I'm sure I confused you by saying "different .NET versions". I will be insisting on a common .NET framework version on all client machines as a prerequisite for my installation. And I've decided to build a 32-bit dll for now to make sure the...

Banana, that's all good advice. I had come across warnings about 32 vs. 64 bit versions before, so I'll have to check out a few installations on different client machines to be confident it will work as expected for different .NET versions. Since my last post here I created an .msi that...

Banana, you're a genius! Turns out I was using the wrong version of RegAsm.exe. Nothing I have read could have alerted me to this. Presumably because I built the dll with "Any CPU" as the target platform, the Framework64 version of RegAsm.exe does not work. Thus...

Hi DJkarl. Thanks for your response. The machine I'm testing it on has .Net 4.0, the same as the development machine, so that's not the issue. (My clients also have v4.0.) The location of the application's dll is a folder on the C: drive, so I don't think it is a trusted location issue either...

Hi. Tearing my hair out with this one! I've created a simple C# class library using Visual Studio 2010 to compress/decompress files using .NET GZip. It works fine on my development machine but I need to deploy it as part of an Access application solution for clients, and I can't get it...