Input : Many method can be selected, from the ones that support uploading, tothose that support copying, for example:{ Static, string, object, IntPtr, IPersistStream, int32, System.Type, MethodInfo, object,... }Output : If none of the inputs are specified, the app will output a file named Merged.dll or.exe file depending on the selected output format.Configuration : See attached file ilmerge.cfgIlMerge.exe requirements:IlMerge.exe v 1.2 - May 30, 2006 Download ILMerge-GUI Product Key:ILMerge-GUI Crack-win32-1.3.exe - 32-bit (88,982 bytes)ilmerge-gui-win64-1.3.exe - 64-bit (88,982 bytes)The GUI has an executable with the same file-name and with a.exe extension in the folder where you downloaded it.My first thoughts, the images in the article are very misleading and less than helpful to a better understanding. The article is in no way titled "The Ultimate CLI: Comparison of ILMerge-GUI vs. Other Microsoft ILMerge Alternatives" yet that is what you are implicitly communicating to the reader.You have mentioned ILMerge as a tool, which in my opinion and many others, is a command line tool. The GUI is indeed an optional tool to help with configuring and using ILMerge in a more user friendly environment. The GUI is not a replacement for ILMerge. ILMerge can be used without the GUI, but the GUI can help configure ILMerge to work with your particular environment and configuration.I would like to suggest the author of this article consider the following:Not mention which versions were tested and what versions the author is comparing to one another.). A p value of \ 08929e5ed8