New Post: got it all compiled, i got it to run BUT

You are a pretty good guy. If anybody bad mouths you send them to me, I'll set em straight.

I worked pretty much all day in integrating this into my project. When I installed 2012 express there was a message that said it was for evaluation only and there was a prompt if it was going to be used for commercial purposes. 2010 express did not have any of those chillers in it's license.

Currently ClearScript attempts to load auxiliary V8 DLLs from the following directories:
 

The directory from which ClearScript.dll was loaded.

(doesn't seem to work in my case. This would be ideal. Actually it has to be this way since exes and processes that will consume the scripting dlls will not be in the same directory )

AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory.
The directories specified by AppDomain.CurrentDomain.RelativeSearchPath.
The directories specified by the PATH environment variable (v8-ia32.dll and v8-x64.dll only).

Currently I have a directory I put all my application dlls in. I also have this directory in my path variable. All the necessary clearscript dlls are there.

I have a console project that I browse to the directory and add a reference to clearscript.dll.

The console program will not run unless all the clearscript dlls are in its bin/release directory.

That is why I thought all the clearscript dlls have to be in the same directory as the executable.

Another problem I am having is I put strong keys in all my dlls and while I can put one in clearscript.dll without any problem, I don't know how to put one in the clearscriptV8 c++ dlls. I assume the compiled v8 dlls don't matter as far as strong keys.