It seems CE needs to have a bin folder with all the DLLs and license file for it to be able to work.. is this right? I don't want users to have access to all these files.

So I tried to install CE in the GAC. I tried first to add cuteeditor.dll but the my edit page came up with "File or assembly name CuteEditor, or one of its dependencies, was not found" error.

When I tried to add "CuteEditorWeb.dll" to the GAC, it gave an error that it didn't have a string name.

My question is.. what do I need to do so that users have the minimum installation of CE in their own folders for it to work properly or can CE be installed in the GAC so that *any* application anywhere can use it?

Salama

I went one step forward by adding the lines below to the web.config file when I added cuteeditor.dll to the GAC. CE shows in the web page but the buttons do not show up properly and they do not work.

    <assemblies>
   
    <add assembly="CuteEditor, Version=5.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=3858aa6802b1223a"/>
    </assemblies>