>The only thing I can think of (unless someone else has a better idea) is to use resources. Resources can be compiled and embedded into a DLL using the Resgen and AL tools. It looks like there is also a way to do this in VS.NET by adding it to your project and changing the build property to Embedded Resource.
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Hi David, Hi Rick

Your suggestion about using a resource was right. Just setting the Build Action property of the XSLT file to "Embebbed resource", pastes it inside the assembly.

For retrieving it, the following code does the trick:

Stream stm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()
	   .GetManifestResourceStream(this.GetType(),"MyFile.Xslt");
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(stm);

Thanks again
Jose