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    Matt Cavanagh
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    Im creating a program which is signed. And ive referenced a usercontrol that I have made. But when I build it says: Error     1     Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly 'dll name here' does not have a strong name     But surely if I signed the dll then the strong name file wont get included in the dll making it pointless? So how do I fix this? Keeping in mind I need to be able to install this on other pc's. Thanks

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      Im creating a program which is signed. And ive referenced a usercontrol that I have made. But when I build it says: Error     1     Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly 'dll name here' does not have a strong name     But surely if I signed the dll then the strong name file wont get included in the dll making it pointless? So how do I fix this? Keeping in mind I need to be able to install this on other pc's. Thanks

      Strive to be humble enough to take advice, and confident enough to do something about it.

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      You're right, Microsoft has just strung us all along for the last eight years with assembly signing and strong names, all to find out it is pointless. :rolleyes: Strong Names Explained[^]


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        Im creating a program which is signed. And ive referenced a usercontrol that I have made. But when I build it says: Error     1     Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly 'dll name here' does not have a strong name     But surely if I signed the dll then the strong name file wont get included in the dll making it pointless? So how do I fix this? Keeping in mind I need to be able to install this on other pc's. Thanks

        Strive to be humble enough to take advice, and confident enough to do something about it.

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        Jacobb Michael
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        Hi if you add strong name for one dll, then you should use strong name for all the places, where you use that dll. for example i have added strong name for one class library project and i need to use strong name where i use (refer) the class also...

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