Can't find the PublicKeyToken of an Assembly?
Here is how.
Open the Visual Studio Command Prompt
type sn -T {target path} where {target path} is the path to the assembly in question.
You will get the PublicKeyToken and be happy again
Spiga
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How to get the PublicKeyToken of an Assembly
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 9:33 PM Posted by Peter
Labels: assembly, C#, sn 0 comments
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