CPU type of a dotNet assemby">

If you need to change the CPU type on a dotNet assembly for example, if the assembly needs to write to a registry key and does not work correctly on a 64b machine. Per default it's any CPU, so the ...Read More

Modify the CPU type of a dotNet assemby

NET Permissions — sign an .NET assembly">

If you want to execute .NET assembly’s from a network share (as an example) you need to increase permissions for this file. Per default you are only allowed to execute local .NET assemblies. You uniquely identifying a .NET assembly by added ...Read More

.NET Permissions — sign an .NET assembly