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I have created two .NET Interop assemblies from two different third-party COM DLLs. Both of the COM DLLs contained a type named COMMONTYPE . Therefore, COMMONTYPE is now exposed through the two Interop assemblies as well. I have a third project that needs to use these two Interop assemblies, and I get the infamous compile time error: The type <ABC> exists in both <ASSEMBLY1.dll> and <ASSEMBLY2.dll> Since the COM DLLs are provided by a third-party vendor, I have no access to the source code, and I'm writing a C# Console application, which means I have no web.config file where I could add the debug=false workaround. What can I do?
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