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Strong name and .pfx file

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    Can't find it using search. I can generate the .snk file using sn.exe -k. But I have forgotten how to generate the .pfx file. I upgraded to Windows 7 so of course I have lost it, and now when I compile I have to supply the password for every file in my solution!!

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      Can't find it using search. I can generate the .snk file using sn.exe -k. But I have forgotten how to generate the .pfx file. I upgraded to Windows 7 so of course I have lost it, and now when I compile I have to supply the password for every file in my solution!!

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      Natza Mitzi
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      Hi, I had the same problem and as far as I remember, I created a new pfx with the same name + known password and replaced it.

      Natza Mitzi
      Analysis Studio - Statistical Analysis

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        Hi, I had the same problem and as far as I remember, I created a new pfx with the same name + known password and replaced it.

        Natza Mitzi
        Analysis Studio - Statistical Analysis

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        Nigel Mackay
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        That is exactly my problem - how do I create the pfx file?

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          That is exactly my problem - how do I create the pfx file?

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          Natza Mitzi
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          Create a new project (a dummy one) in the project properties go to the signing tab, click sign this assembly, under the choose name key label, select new from the combo box and create it. There is a manual way to make it from command line but right now, I can only trace back this one.

          Natza Mitzi
          Analysis Studio - Statistical Analysis

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            Create a new project (a dummy one) in the project properties go to the signing tab, click sign this assembly, under the choose name key label, select new from the combo box and create it. There is a manual way to make it from command line but right now, I can only trace back this one.

            Natza Mitzi
            Analysis Studio - Statistical Analysis

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            Nigel Mackay
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            I am starting to remember now. And then you say "Password protect it". Ta.

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