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How do I Strongly name an application that calls Address Object?

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How do I Strongly name an application that calls Address Object?

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With Visual Studio 2003 – 2005 C#, generate the keyfile with the command ‘sn -k keyfile.snk’ from the Visual Studio Command Line. Next, copy the snk file to the folder containing your application. Open Visual Studio and in the Solution Explorer Tree, right click the project and choose Properties. Set the attribute for the Wrapper Assemble KeyFile to keyfile.snk from the common properties dialog. Next, rebuild the C# application. Now all references to the Runtime Callable Wrapper or the Interop wrapper should be strongly named. Additional information: Microsoft support page: http://support.microsoft.com/?

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With Visual Studio 2003 – 2005 C#, generate the keyfile with the command ‘sn -k keyfile.snk’ from the Visual Studio Command Line. Next, copy the snk file to the folder containing your application. Open Visual Studio and in the Solution Explorer Tree, right click the project and choose Properties. Set the attribute for the Wrapper Assemble KeyFile to keyfile.snk from the common properties dialog. Next, rebuild the C# application. Now all references to the Runtime Callable Wrapper or the Interop wrapper should be strongly named.

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