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The unsigned DLL can be found on the folder ...\files for distribution\compressed.
If you need to sign the DLL (.NET application) with your own certificate you can do this as follows:
| • | First create a KeyFile by using the sn.exe For example: sn -k "C:\KeyFile\MyKey.snk" The following steps allow your application to run with a reference to Licence Protector: |
| • | Insert a reference to LicProtector300.dll (COM) within your development environment |
| • | Open the properties window of your project |
| • | Open the tab "CommonProperties" - "General" |
| • | Write the path to MyKey.snk in the field "Wrapper Assembly Key File" |
| • | Build your project |