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    I am trying to strongly-name our assemblies. We will be using dotfuscator ce, so we will use "Delay Signing". I generated keys using SN.exe -k KeyFile.snk I entered these lines into all our assembly files: ' Strong Name Now, I keep getting this error: Unable to emit assembly: Referenced assembly 'Interop.BIOPLUGINACTXLib' does not have a strong name We use a 3rd-party OCX named "BioPlugInActX.ocx". When I use this OCX in my project, .NET generates interop DLLs and puts these DLLs in the project REFERENCES: Interop.BIOPLUGINACTXLib.dll AxInterop.BIOPLUGINACTXLib.dll How can I use this OCX (Dlls?) in my project with strongly-named assemblies? I did some searching, and tried using tlbimp.exe, but that seems to want a DLL (not OCX), and/or a type-library (tlb file). I don't get it? :-( Any help?????????

    Thanks, -Len Miller "If I had eight hours to chop down a tree, I'd spend six sharpening my axe." -Abraham Lincoln

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