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Originally Posted by rstoyguy
I usually delete the file (looks like a folder with those files in it) and then place the new .dll in an OEM I keep to add my_files into.
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That's a horrible way of doing it.
There are a few solutions to your problem:
1) patches dir. Personally, I discourage it, but it is a highly effective method for your specific issue.
2) replacement package. Duplicate the original package (same GUID), swap your files, put it in USER_OEM. Your package will replace the original package.
3) patch package. All the power of the patchdir, wrapped up as a package. Highly effective, and probably the solution of choice 9 times out of 10.