giving strong name to managed c++ in visual studio 2005

From: Sam Jost (radeldudel_at_gmail.com)
Date: 11/04/05

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    I'm just trying to convert a visual studio.net project to visual studio
    2005 (final), and can't get past one problem:

    my app (managed c++) has to be signed with a strong name, to run it
    from a network share.
    This has worked well in vs.net, using assemblyinfo.cpp.

    In vs 2005 signing does not work anymore for me. Whatever I do, I can't
    get my exe signed. Even not by hand using sn.exe -R.

    He always sez he's signed it, but the strong name aint valid, I can't
    import it as strong name into the code group I want to give the proper
    execution rights.

    How do I sign it?

    Sam

    (of course I can just give the local intranet codegroup full trust,
    just like I could pin my credit card number to the billboard at the
    next McDonalds)

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