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Create Strong Name Assembly

From a VS.NET command prompt, enter the following:

1. Generate a KeyFile
sn -k keyPair.snk
2. Get the MSIL for the assembly
ildasm SomeAssembly.dll /out:SomeAssembly.il
3. Rename the original assembly, just in case
ren SomeAssembly.dll SomeAssembly.dll.orig
4. Build a new assembly from the MSIL output and your KeyFile
ilasm SomeAssembly.il /dll /key= keyPair.snk
 
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