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    1. CO@NicholasCarey, I appreciate that. It's very good information to know. But that really isn't what my question is about. I wasn't asking how my program loads assemblies, I was asking if it was possible to determine if the original developer set CopyLocal to true or false. This becomes important if you wish to create a list of dependency files to copy with an assembly but want to avoid assemblies that were in the GAC.
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    2. COYour answer seems to indicate that you are looking at assemblies loaded from the current app domain. I'm loading an assembly from a UNC path that was not created (or referenced) by the project. So, just to try to be clear, will Assembly.GlobalAssemblyCache tell me if the referenced assembly in question was referenced from the GAC? Remember, the assemblies I am looking at are not local in any way to the machine the code is running on.
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    3. COWhile I agree that it is very close in both cases, there was a VERY specific point that this question differs on: you still cannot get any information on a type if its dependencies cannot be loaded as well. I'm really not sure how to make that any clearer or where the question I linked deals with that aspect. If I missed something there, please point it out. As far as my question on hold, I thought I had to ask the question in a different way and give more information so I created this one. Then I realized I could have just edited the previous question.
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