While I do not know of a way to get IE to unload a DLL (it keeps the DLL file handle open -- I hope it releases the objects themselves correctly...) one solution I use is to copy the DLL over to a temporary file (based on the Assembly version) before opening it and then explicitly breaking the IE/COM/whatever caching. Thus, I can get a "new" version loaded even though the old DLL filehandles are kept open.
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