Strong Name Assembly

From: Chris (123_at_123.com)
Date: 11/20/05

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    I have a strong named assembly. It installs fine on my XP Pro Machine via
    the .net configuration tool. When I use the same tool to install it on a
    W2003 machine it says it isn't strongly named.
    As I don't have vs.net. Ihave been compliling my vb file as a module and
    then using al.exe to sign it with a strong name. It seems to work on my
    machine. When I copy the dll to the 2003 machine it doesn't. Does it need
    any additional files than the dll. Also the W2003 machine is .net v2 whereas
    my machine is .net v1. The 2003 machine is a brand new installation of 2003,
    which I don't know much about other than it is 'locked down'. Could there be
    some kind of permissions issue?


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