So I inherited a web project that uses several custom DLLs. Everything works fine and I was going to add a method to one of the DLLs. So that was easy enough but when I went back to the project it couldn't see the new method in the new compiled DLL file. I did a lot of research online and people kept having me reboot my machine, change from file reference to project reference and then back to file reference and then reboot. Nothing works. I finally started deleting every DLL file on my machine. There are 8 DLLs referenced and 3 of them I was able to delete entirely. They are not in bin directories, not in any directory on the computer, not in system directories, nowhere. Then after rebooting and performing several other daily rituals I tested the app and sure enough, it was using the DLLs just fine. I'm just about ready to start writing inline queries from the website or build my own DLLs to add to the pile of DLLs already being used by this website. Any ideas how I can find where these DLLs are being reference from?
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