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Where to find sn.exe in VS.NET

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Prabu - 11 Jul 2004 11:54 GMT
I am creating a StrongNameKey in Command Prompt.

e.g sn -k key1.snk

Everytime when I want to create the key, I have to go to command prompt. Is it possible to do the same in VS.NET. I tried, but I dont find the option in VS.NET.

Tell me where to get it..

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John Paul. A - 11 Jul 2004 12:15 GMT
Dear Prabu,
You have to add this facility externally. Please follow these steps..
1> Go To Tools Menu
2> Click External Tools Sub Menu
3> In the External Tools window. Click Add Button..
4> Give these details
     a> Title : Strong Name Key
     b> Command : <choose sn.exe file path>
     c> Arguments : -k
     d> Initial Directory : $(ProjectDir)
     e> TICK the use output window
     f> TICK the prompt for arguments
5> Press Apply and OK.

You then go to Tools Menu and Click Strong Name Key Sub Menu.....

DONE.... This will do your job...

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Prabu - 11 Jul 2004 12:54 GMT
Thanks John.
Your step-by-step explanation is good.
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> Dear Prabu,
>  You have to add this facility externally. Please follow these steps..
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