#1 Sign The Assembly

[Peter Thorpe]

Hi minor thing but for people who use signed assemblies any referenced assembly must also be signed. Otherwise you get the error Referenced assembly 'TidyNet' does not have a strong name. Could you start signing the dll it saves the hassle of downloading the source and and compiling to sign it. I don't think there are any downsides the other way for people that don't use signed assemblies and it's a pretty easy change.

If you don't know how to do in VS go to properties on the project -> Signing Tab. Then tick the sign the assembly check box. Then select <New> from the Choose a strong name key file drop down enter the details ok and done.