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Difference between in signing in 2.0 and 1.1

MMA
Hi All,

Is there any difference between signing 2.0 and <=1.1 assemblies.

Thanks In Advance.
Nov 9 '06 #1
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>Is there any difference between signing 2.0 and <=1.1 assemblies.

The process and end result is largely the same. The only difference I
can think of is that the 2.0 compilers lets you specify the key
file/container on the command line, whereas previous versions relied
on the AssemblyKeyFile/AssemblyKeyName attributes.
Mattias

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