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Newb question.
I have a project (filename.vbproj) i copied and renamed to reuse some of
what was already set up, rather than rebuilding everything by scratch.
when i open the project and go to project properties | Application |
Assembly Information |
there is a guid for the project - I assume that is the same as the original
one i copied.
Do I need to generate a new guid and paste it into this box and resave the
project to prevent some problem down the line?
Is there a guid generator built in to dotnet or can i use an old vb6 era
guid generator i have?
is that the guid put in the registry somewhere when i build a dll?
I have a project (filename.vbproj) i copied and renamed to reuse some of
what was already set up, rather than rebuilding everything by scratch.
when i open the project and go to project properties | Application |
Assembly Information |
there is a guid for the project - I assume that is the same as the original
one i copied.
Do I need to generate a new guid and paste it into this box and resave the
project to prevent some problem down the line?
Is there a guid generator built in to dotnet or can i use an old vb6 era
guid generator i have?
is that the guid put in the registry somewhere when i build a dll?