AFAIK, no, you must sign assembly 2 with sn.exe. For ActiveX controls, see
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archiv...13/352636.aspx
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"Oleg Subachev" <ol**@urvb.ru> escribió en el mensaje
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When I try to use strongly named assembly1 that references
non-strongly named assembly2 I get the following error:
"The located assembly '<assembly2 name>' is not strongly named."
How can I force strongly named assembly1 to reference non-strongly named
assembly2 ?
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