The process for utilizing .NET Framework DLLs as dependencies for a .NET 6.0 DLL involves the following steps:
Determine which .NET Framework DLLs are required as dependencies for your .NET 6.0 project.
Install the .NET Framework version(s) that is required by the DLL(s) that you want to use.
Add a reference to the required .NET Framework DLL(s) in your .NET 6.0 project.
Configure the project settings to target the .NET Framework version that you installed in step 2.
Build and test your .NET 6.0 project to verify that the dependencies have been successfully incorporated.
Note: It is important to ensure that the .NET Framework DLL(s) that you are using are compatible with the version of .NET Core that you are targeting for your project.
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