Program that stores his own checksum and verify own at the execution

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Cyril Vi?ville

Hello,

as it's written in the subject, I just want to know if it's possible.
My app should verify his own chechsum and if those are diff (value and
own checksum) i want to display an error message.

Really Thx
 
Helll Cyril,

You can sign the program assembly with a strong name instead. Strong-named
assemblies store a checksum and are verified by the framework when they are
being loaded. If the actual checksum does not match the stored one, the
assembly won't be loaded and will therefore not run.
 
Dmitriy Lapshin said:
Helll Cyril,

You can sign the program assembly with a strong name instead. Strong-named
assemblies store a checksum and are verified by the framework when they are
being loaded. If the actual checksum does not match the stored one, the
assembly won't be loaded and will therefore not run.
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Is it possible to dsiplay a MessageBox?

Can you give me an example please
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Cyril Vi?ville said:
Hello,

as it's written in the subject, I just want to know if it's possible.
My app should verify his own chechsum and if those are diff (value and
own checksum) i want to display an error message.

Really Thx
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