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How do I change the company name?

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    I started a program during an internship and continue working on it at home. At home I have Visual C# 2008 Express installed (during the internship I had the full version of Visual Studio 2008). My problem is that the company I did the internship at had registered the company name for all projects with "." and installing with a release version does not work because it's an illegal character for a windows path. I remember changing it then, but that was almost 2 years ago and now I totally forgot it. I tried all solution and project properties and the options, but I can't anything to change the compy name. I searched on the net but all I found was solutions suggesting the registry, but none of the suggested paths exist on my machine. I checked the Visual Studio entry and the Windows Current Version entry, but the registered company used in Visual Studio is nowhere to be found. Thanks.

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      I started a program during an internship and continue working on it at home. At home I have Visual C# 2008 Express installed (during the internship I had the full version of Visual Studio 2008). My problem is that the company I did the internship at had registered the company name for all projects with "." and installing with a release version does not work because it's an illegal character for a windows path. I remember changing it then, but that was almost 2 years ago and now I totally forgot it. I tried all solution and project properties and the options, but I can't anything to change the compy name. I searched on the net but all I found was solutions suggesting the registry, but none of the suggested paths exist on my machine. I checked the Visual Studio entry and the Windows Current Version entry, but the registered company used in Visual Studio is nowhere to be found. Thanks.

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      Dan Neely
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      Have you looked at the assemblyInfo.cs file in each project. There's a company field there.

      It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

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        Have you looked at the assemblyInfo.cs file in each project. There's a company field there.

        It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. -- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

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        Thanks. After deleting the old bin and debug folders and rebuilding the solution I was able to change the company name.

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