Where to put Dlls

I have a Windows Service that runs on the same machine as my Web Server.

I am trying to figure out the best place to put the .exe. Also, I want it
to access 2 dlls that are in my bin folder of one of my Web Applications.
If I am dealing with the .exe only, I can just put the .exe anywhere and
just point at it. This isn't the case if I have dlls I want to access.

I wanted to find out where most people put these.

Thanks,

Tom


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